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From retail investors to rules-based systematic traders, appetite for equities is subsiding after a 20 per cent rally this year that was fuelled by hype around artificial intelligence.

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Investors are essentially betting against swings in share prices, with demand so hot that funds like JEPI and QYLD keep drawing in money despite subpar returns.

The rush to tweak positions was frantic enough to push total client stock flows to the highest level since the retail-fomented short squeeze in 2021.

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With the CBOE Volatility Index averaging 14 in June for its sleepiest month since 2020, the potential for damage is extreme. Read more.

Stocks fell in the holiday-shortened week as solid data on the labor market and services activity rekindled concern the Fed will keep raising rates to tame inflation. Treasury yields hit fresh highs. All major equity benchmarks were in the red with the S&P 500 sliding 1.2%.

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With the Cboe Volatility Index averaging 14 in June for its sleepiest month since 2020, the potential for damage is extreme.