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2021-04-09
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Day Traders Go Big on Blue Chips Now That Meme Stocks Cooled
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Meanwhile, S&P’s large-cap benchmark advanced almost 4% over the same period to an intraday record on Thursday, with Microsoft Corp., General Motors Co. and Starbucks Corp. setting new highs this week.\nVandaTrack posited that older investors with more conservative goals may be picking up some of the recent slack in volume left by younger cohorts.\n“Wealthier individuals from the Boomer generation may have been responsible for the ramp-up in purchases,” analyst Giacomo Pierantoni wrote. “The average investors’ age in platforms like Schwab or TD Ameritrade is close to 50, and they’re a lot more wealthy than millennials.”\nPierantoni also pointed to large inflows into sovereign bond and credit ETFs. “While most Robinhooders tend to stay away from ‘boring’ fixed-income products, Boomers, who are closer to retirement, often prefer them to equities,” he said. 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