Investors are swarming back into the stock market at a near-record pace with equities in the middle of a rapid rebound, according to Bank of America.
Inflows into single stocks, as a percentage of S & P 500 market cap, over the last three weeks were in the 99th percentile of history since 2008, Bank of America said.
The Wall Street firm aggregated flows across many execution platforms and trading desks, and the data included hedge funds, institutional clients and private clients.
Bank of America said its clients were net buyers of U.S. equities for six straight weeks with inflows into both stocks and ETFs.
Still, some on Wall Street don't believe this rally has lasting power as the Fed still hasn't taken inflation under control.