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Anonymous

22 Aug 2020

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I read that Individuals have pumped a net $4.8 billion into the city-state’s stocks since March, whereas institutions offloaded a similar amount in the same period. What impact will this have on retail investors?

Where are the institutions' funds flowing towards?
Source: Bloomberg 26/06/2020

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Lee John

22 Aug 2020

Higher volume, smaller bid-ask spread.

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