πŸ€‘ What Investors Bought & Sold On The Worst Day of 2026

Dip-buyers doubled down on NVDA, GOOG, TSM, and more...

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πŸ‘€ What Investors on Blossom Bought & Sold During The Crash

😰 It was a rough week…

  • The S&P 500 is down 3%

  • The Nasdaq 100 is down 4.9%

  • And AI stocks like AMD are down 10%+

🩸 β€˜Fun’ fact: Thursday was the worst day of the entire year…

🎁 Lucky for us, the market gave a nice gift today with a little bounce back before the weekend… so it’s certainly been a rollercoaster of a week.

🐝 And while I’ll be writing the regular Weekly Buzz update on Sunday, and sharing the reasons behind this week's crash, I wanted to quickly share what other investors on Blossom are buying/selling during this brutal week…

πŸ€‘ First off, there was certainly more buying than selling, with over ΒΎ of investors on Blossom buying the dip (with more buying the larger the portfolio πŸ‘€)

πŸ’° As for what they were buying, the biggest inflows were perhaps unsurprisingly into $NVDA and $GOOGL, but there were a few names I was surprised to see like $SOXL and $BE:

πŸ‘‹ But while investors overall bought the dip, there were stocks that saw outflows, including names like $AMZN, $META, and $APP:

πŸ’¬ To join the discussion on this (and see a few more interesting charts), check out my post on Blossom here and make sure to get your weekly portfolio recap from Beevis - it will be an interesting one this week (just prompt it for your weekly recap) πŸ˜…

CBOE ETF ALERT
🚨 Introducing the All-New Scotia Asset Allocation ETFs

πŸ†• In other news this week, Scotiabank launched a new suite of Asset Allocation ETFs including:

SBCN seeks to achieve a combination of income and long-term capital appreciation, with an emphasis on income, by investing primarily in a selection of exchange-traded funds that provide exposure to fixed income and equity securities based on a strategic asset mix.

SBBA seeks to achieve a combination of income and long-term capital appreciation, with an emphasis on capital appreciation, by investing primarily in a selection of exchange-traded funds that provide exposure to fixed income and equity securities based on a strategic asset mix.

SBGR seeks to achieve a combination of long-term capital appreciation and income, with a greater emphasis on capital appreciation, by investing primarily in a selection of exchange-traded funds that provide exposure to fixed income and equity securities based on a strategic asset mix.

SBEQ seeks to achieve long-term capital appreciation by investing primarily in a selection of exchange-traded funds that provide exposure to equity securities.

πŸ‘ Big thanks to CBOE and Scotiabank for supporting the Weekly Buzz!