As far as I know about 70% of the S&P500 is owned by institutional investors (Hedge funds, banks …)
Those institutes usually have very well defined places where they're allowed to invest in.
Any kind of selloff that triggers such reduction in market cap is lead by such institutional investors because they're the one who can offer significant shares to sell.
my question is, is there a way to see what percentage of the daily trading is done by institutional investors. and if it's high, then why are they cashing out? especially since inflation is so high
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