So far this year, the biggest money moves are happening in some pretty specific places. Consumer Discretionary stocks are getting hammered—Amazon's pulling in $48 million in single-stock buying, while Tesla's not far behind at $41 million. Healthcare's another heavyweight with UnitedHealth leading the charge at $36 million.
Now here's the interesting part: Communication Services is absolutely dominating the conversation. Meta's sitting pretty with $51 million pouring in, and Netflix is close behind with $37 million. That's serious cash flowing into the narrative stocks.
On the flip side, Tech is seeing the opposite story. Outflows have been brutal—Accenture got hit hardest with $225 million heading for the exits, followed by Applied (the data cuts off here, but you get the idea). The divergence is real: growth names getting love, traditional tech getting dumped.
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AirDropMissed
· 5h ago
Meta and Netflix are making money, while traditional tech stocks are being wildly sold off. This round of divergence is pretty intense.
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Accenture lost 225M, it feels like the entire traditional tech sector is being discarded.
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So now it's all about betting on narrative concepts? Really?
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Meta invested 50 million, can it hold this time or is it another wave of cutting the leeks?
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Interesting, all the money is flowing into consumer and communications sectors. Traditional tech is really cooling off.
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E-commerce and healthcare are draining simultaneously. Which sector is the most stable right now?
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I just want to know when this wave of money will reach us retail investors.
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That 225M loss at Accenture is really shocking. Is this a signal to exit?
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Fren_Not_Food
· 5h ago
Huh? Meta and Netflix are making money, traditional tech is being left far behind, this divergence is too crazy
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Honestly, Accenture was hit with 200 million 25, why do some people still dare to invest in traditional tech?
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Are narrative stocks so popular now? Everyone is rushing to Meta Meta
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Consumer and tech are polarizing... Is this market really brain-dead?
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Can Amazon and Tesla still hold up, everyone else has to step aside?
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Wait, why is traditional tech so miserable? Has the trend really changed?
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It feels like big funds are betting on stories rather than fundamentals, too risky
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Meta's crazy money-making, I always feel something's not quite right
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SandwichDetector
· 5h ago
Amazon and Tesla are still making money, but traditional tech stocks are getting hammered. Meta and Netflix are thriving, while Accenture lost over 200 million... This is called divergence, truly remarkable.
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BridgeJumper
· 6h ago
Meta and Netflix are making such huge profits, this is how narrative stocks operate. Are traditional tech stocks really going to decline?
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GateUser-a180694b
· 6h ago
Meta and Netflix are making crazy profits, while traditional tech is bleeding... this divergence is a bit outrageous.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 6h ago
Traditional tech stocks are bleeding, with Accenture being sold off for over 200 million... This is outrageous.
So far this year, the biggest money moves are happening in some pretty specific places. Consumer Discretionary stocks are getting hammered—Amazon's pulling in $48 million in single-stock buying, while Tesla's not far behind at $41 million. Healthcare's another heavyweight with UnitedHealth leading the charge at $36 million.
Now here's the interesting part: Communication Services is absolutely dominating the conversation. Meta's sitting pretty with $51 million pouring in, and Netflix is close behind with $37 million. That's serious cash flowing into the narrative stocks.
On the flip side, Tech is seeing the opposite story. Outflows have been brutal—Accenture got hit hardest with $225 million heading for the exits, followed by Applied (the data cuts off here, but you get the idea). The divergence is real: growth names getting love, traditional tech getting dumped.