Schwab Trading Activity Index Rises to 61.94 in October From 58.92 in September

By Public Technologies
  • Schwab's Trading Activity Index rose to 61.94 in October from 58.92 in September as clients returned to individual stocks.
  • Clients bought dips in technology and AI-related stocks amid funding concerns; only three of 11 S&P 500 sectors recorded net buying.
  • Active traders' market exposure reached its highest level since segment tracking began more than two years ago.
  • Surveyed clients' equity bullishness rose to 19% for November from 17% for October; active traders' bullishness fell to 25% from 33%.
  • Willingness to buy sector declines eased to 35% for November from 39% for October.


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