Retail Investors Hit Record Pace of Buying S&P 500 Dips in H1 2026, 3.5x Average Daily Volume

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According to Jin10, citing Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Scott Rubner, retail investors are hitting a record pace of buying market dips this year. On days when the S&P 500 declines, retail buying volume reaches approximately 3.5 times the daily average—the strongest dip-buying behavior since Cantor Fitzgerald began tracking such data in 2020, surpassing even the 2021 meme stock rally.
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