‘Fear of Missing Out’ Pushes Investors Toward Stocks

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The S&P 500 just logged its best quarter in a decade. FOMO could be pushing even more investors into stocks

Investors are putting more money into U.S. stocks as 2019’s rebound continues, a shift that some analysts expect to drive markets higher despite the recent rally in government bonds and an expected slowdown in economic growth.

Optimism about trade talks and the Federal Reserve’s signaled halt to interest-rate increases propelled the S&P 500 to its best quarter since September 2009, even as investors wrestle with issues ranging from slowing global growth to uncertainties surrounding Brexit. As the rally has continued, powering...

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Nah I’m buying the dip because US economy will grow

Impressive headline but reality is retail investors make up less than 20% of today's stock market. Institutions and hedge funds and ETFS must be in the market,

Too late but please keep on investing we who invested in December appreciate your investments now

We used to have a term for this type of “FOMO” back in the day: irrational exuberance.

swanparade I have FOMO on my flight to CLT

I really wish these investors had this fear in 2010. They’ve already missed out. investing money stocks

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