Traders take a break from trading

Många individer drar tillbaka på risktagande över marknader – med mindre hävstång eller handlar mindre ofta. Handelsaktiviteten hos några av de största detaljhandelsmäklarhusen fortsätter också att falla när fler traders tar en paus från handeln.

Many individuals pull back on risk-taking across markets – using less leverage or trading less frequently. Trading activity at some of the largest retail brokerages also continues to fall as more traders take a break from trading.

At Charles Schwab, daily average trades dropped to about 5,200 in the third quarter, the lowest level since at least early 2021. Trading activity among individuals using E*Trade – owned by Morgan Stanley – and Robinhood is hovering around the lowest levels of the last two years as well.

In total, investors have withdrawn around $80 billion from US equity and exchange-traded funds in 2023, according to EPFR data. US bond funds have attracted $277 billion in inflows. Money market funds have been the hottest investment of the year, drawing more than $700 billion in inflows.

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