Investors Just Pulled $32 Billion From U.S. Stocks. Should You Be Selling, Too?

Key Points U.S. equity funds just saw their biggest weekly outflow in nine months. Inflation, rates, and the Fed could all be damaging investor sentiment. Here's why you should consider hanging on to your stock positions anyway. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › Investors just pulled more than $32 billion out of U.S. stock funds in a single week. It was the largest single-week outflow in nine months. Inflation, high interest rates, a potential federal funds rate hike this week, and artificial intelligence (AI) development slowdown concerns could finally be damaging investor sentiment. The outflow numbers are huge. But fund flows tell us what investors are doing, not necessarily what stocks will do next. Missed Nvidia in 2009?