Big Boys Leaving Tech: Where is the Liquidity Flowing?
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Reddit — r/smallstreetbets
· June 10, 2026 at 13:12
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BofA just dropped some wild flow data, and the big institutional players are dumping US equities at a historic pace. We are talking about $14.2 billion pulled out of single stocks in a single week, making it the biggest outflow in the bank’s history since 2008. Tech is taking the heaviest hit, with institutional clients, hedge funds, and private wealth all rushing for the exits.
But here is where it gets interesting for anyone holding dry powder: they aren't leaving the market entirely. While large-cap tech is getting slammed, capital is quietly rotating into small and mid-caps. On top of that, equity ETFs saw their eleventh consecutive week of inflows, specifically moving away from growth and shifting toward value, blend strategies, and healthcare. Real estate also just logged its sixth straight week of inflows. When massive institutional liquidity shifts like this, it creates massive mispricings. It’s time to look past the tech horizon and see where the next momentum wave is building.