Goldman Sachs: The bulk contributed about 30 per cent of the United States stock, and in June it reached a record high

Goldman Sachs data show that bulk investors now account for about 30 per cent of the daily United States stock trade. In May this year, the volume of the diaspora stock exchange was 10 per cent higher than the peak of January 2021 during the "Wall Streets of the Band" period, and the historical record was updated in June. The heat in the options market is rising, and single-day trades have broken by 50 million times since this year, double the number three years ago. According to Citadel Securities, July has become one of the highest recorded bulk purchases and has not yet been netted on a single-day basis, and continued purchases have forced some low-position agencies to follow up at higher levels. Goldman Sachs estimates that the size of the assets of the diaspora ' s own brokering accounts has reached $12 trillion, or about 10 per cent of the United States corporate equity market; if direct and indirect holdings are included, the size of individual United States investors is $111 trillion. Bobby Molavi, Chief Executive Services Officer of Goldman Sachs, describes it as the "big white whale" in the capital market. However, the market still disagrees with the AI narrative that drives this round. Commentator Ed Zitron warns that OpenAI's high-calculation and infrastructure debt may lead to "AI Lehman Time" ; Howard Marks, Co-Chair of Oak Capital, argues that AI's productivity potential may offset short-term financial pressures。