The retail investing boom is losing steam…

Retail traders have powered one of the longest bull runs in recent memory, but new data from VandaTrack shows the fire is starting to fade.

Net purchases of U.S. stocks have collapsed to just $13 billion over the past month, the lowest level since 2020.

Even more telling: buying in individual stocks is down a staggering 71% from earlier this year.

For the first time in a long while, retail investors are selling nearly as much as they’re buying.

This shift signals growing caution after years of euphoria.

When retail momentum slows, it often removes a key source of upward pressure on the market, especially in high-flying tech and meme stocks.

After a prolonged rally built heavily on retail enthusiasm, we may be entering a phase where institutions and fundamentals matter more again.

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Maybe he shouldn’t have shot a police officer or robbed a store…

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Tesla made in Africa

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Chadfishing

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America innovates

China replicates

Europe regulates

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Type of girl you see while on vacation with your stupid f&cking wife

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Massive mountain floods hit Mabian, Leshan City, Sichuan Province, China (11.07.2026)

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Remember being 7 years old and thinking up really stupid “games” with your friends that would involve tools you’d found in the shed and some bricks that were laying about or whatever? And then your mum would come rushing out into the garden in a panic?

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It’s been 584 days since we saw this happen for the first time

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China笑死。

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My X feed: a thoughtful debate on the constitutionality/acceptability of Flock cameras

My TikTok feed:

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Thanks to Mexicans, the average newly built home in America is on the verge of falling apart

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$190 Billion has been added to the crypto market in the first 10 days of July.

Summer pump is here.

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