Retail investors purchased just $108M of Nvidia stock during Monday’s 5% decline, marking the third-weakest dip-buying response since 2025.
Retail investors bought only $108M of Nvidia (NVDA) shares during Monday’s 5% sell-off, a notably weak response compared to historical trends. The figure ranks 23rd out of the last 25 similar drawdowns since January 2025, signaling reduced dip-buying appetite.
Prior instances of comparable declines saw significantly higher retail inflows, often exceeding $200M. The muted reaction contrasts with Nvidia’s strong performance earlier in the year, where pullbacks typically attracted aggressive buying.
No immediate market reaction was specified, but the data suggests shifting sentiment among retail traders.