CNBC: “How a decline in some Google searches shows retail investors are leaving the market” - DataTrek Research
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CNBC: “How a decline in some Google searches shows retail investors are leaving the market”

By datatrekresearch in IN THE NEWS CNBC: “How a decline in some Google searches shows retail investors are leaving the market”

Excerpt from CNBC quoting DataTrek's Nick Colas:

.... "Judging by online search trends, the curiosity over stock prices has returned back to its pre-pandemic levels.

Terms related to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Apple and Tesla are reliable proxies for retail investor interest, said Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research.

Market-related searches peaked in mid-March 2020, and remained comparatively high through the end of 2021"...

Full article here on CNBC.

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