After a brutal year for technology stocks, individual investors have lost their appetite for buying the dip, with the exception of shares of Tesla
, individual investors have lost their appetite for buying the dip, with one notable exception. They are still scooping up shares of Tesla Inc.
Individual investors’ net purchases of a basket of eight popular tech stocks hit a recent peak in November, before dropping sharply through the end of the year, according to Vanda Research. Buying has since picked up slightly in the new year as tech shares rebound.
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