Deep Tide TechFlow news, on December 24, data from JPMorgan shows that retail investors' funds投入 in the US stock market are expected to grow by 53% compared to last year, exceeding the peak of 14% during the retail trading frenzy in 2021. Retail trading volume accounts for 20%-25% of total trading volume, having reached a historical high of 35% in April. Analysts believe that retail investors have become a major driving force behind the rise of the stock market, especially during market sell-offs when bottom-fishing behavior pushes the S&P 500 index to new highs. The proliferation of low-cost trading platforms and zero-commission policies have made it easier for ordinary investors to enter the market, and retail investors’ preference for ETFs has significantly increased. Analysts expect this trend to continue through 2026, supported by the potential interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, but investors should remain vigilant about market risks.