The participation of the retail investor in the U.S. market has become increasingly relevant in recent years. According to data from J.P. Morgan, retail already accounts for nearly 30% of the total market volume.
The dollar remains high, but the fundamentals behind that level may be starting to change, with key movements in rates, commodities and the political landscape.
The rise of this type of stock shows how collective emotion can distort prices and punish investors dazzled by returns.
Beyond reacting to crises, the real challenge lies in anticipating and making strategic decisions that will strengthen the business in the long term.