#数字资产市场动态 Retail investors are going crazy, and the US stock market in 2025 will be bought up by ordinary people!

JPMorgan's latest data is quite impressive: this year, retail investors' funds pouring into the US stock market have surged by 53% year-on-year, breaking the record set in 2021. Even more astonishing, retail trading volume now accounts for a quarter of the market, and by April, it had soared to 35% — in other words, 3 out of every 10 trades are from ordinary investors.

Wall Street folks can’t sit still anymore; analysts openly say: retail investors have become the strongest driving force behind this bull market. When the market pulls back, a large number of retail investors rush in like they’ve been injected with adrenaline to buy the dip, pushing the S&P 500 to new highs. Zero-commission trading has almost eliminated the barriers to stock investing, and more people are starting to play with various ETFs, learning and earning at the same time.

The Federal Reserve may continue to cut interest rates, and this wave of retail enthusiasm is expected to last until 2026. But there’s a problem — the higher the heat, the greater the risk that needs to be guarded against. The market’s wild celebrations are the easiest time to lose your head; maintaining a calm mindset is the key to making money.

The question is: can you be the one to laugh last in this madness?