Retail investors are taking money off the table after a strong run in technology stocks, according to The Kobeissi Letter. In the latest weekly flow data it cited, Sandisk saw the largest net retail selling among individual names at $125 million. Apple and Tesla followed with net outflows of $120 million and $105 million, while Nvidia, American Airlines and Meta also posted retail net selling of $65 million, $40 million and $22 million, respectively. Over the past two weeks, net retail selling in both Apple and Tesla reached $200 million. At the same time, total retail single-stock trading volume climbed to a record $370 billion, up from $220 billion at the start of 2026. The figures point to a wave of profit-taking by retail traders after what the source described as a historic rally in technology shares.
Retail investors are cashing out gains from the rally in technology stocks, according to a July 17 post from The Kobeissi Letter.
Last week, retail traders were net sellers of $125 million in Sandisk shares, the largest net selling amount among all individual stocks. Apple and Tesla also saw net retail selling of $120 million and $105 million, respectively.
During the same period, retail traders also sold a net $65 million of Nvidia, $40 million of American Airlines and $22 million of Meta shares.
Over the past two weeks, net retail selling in both Apple and Tesla reached $200 million. Meanwhile, total retail trading in individual stocks rose to a record $370 billion, above the $220 billion seen at the beginning of 2026.
After a historic surge in technology shares, retail investors are locking in profits.
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