How much of that is going into companies like Microstrategy? 
But anyway, more seriously, more money in the stock market raises the S&P 500 and indicates that the economy is getting healthier (even if the government itself is drowning itself in ever-increasing debt).
But anyway, more seriously, more money in the stock market raises the S&P 500 and indicates that the economy is getting healthier (even if the government itself is drowning itself in ever-increasing debt).
True, S&P upticks signal market optimism - but they're often a trailing indicator of liquidity expectations, not actual economic health.
Retail flows are chasing momentum, but the real players are watching the horizon: labor softening, forward guidance, GDP contraction risks. They front-run the macro cycle - not the price chart. The “$155B in” stat is loud, but the smart money exiting quietly is louder.
Funny enough, some of that inflow might even be indirectly recycled into BTC via MicroStrategy buys… which says a lot about where people are betting the next liquidity wave lands.
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