Bank of America Securities quoted customer capital flow data for the week ending June 5, saying that as the S&P 500 index recorded its biggest weekly decline since April 2025, the bank's clients' withdrawal from US technology stocks reached a record high last week. In terms of market capitalization, the scale of capital outflows from technology stocks during the week hit a record high since the beginning of 2014. The scale of individual stock sell-offs also reached a record high. It added: “Capital outflows were concentrated entirely on large cap stocks, and customers bought small and medium capitalization stocks instead.”

Bank of America Securities quoted customer capital flow data for the week ending June 5, saying that as the S&P 500 index recorded its biggest weekly decline since April 2025, the bank's clients' withdrawal from US technology stocks reached a record high last week. In terms of market capitalization, the scale of capital outflows from technology stocks during the week hit a record high since the beginning of 2014. The scale of individual stock sell-offs also reached a record high. It added: “Capital outflows were concentrated entirely on large cap stocks, and customers bought small and medium capitalization stocks instead.”