Bank of America reported that its clients purchased approximately $3.1 billion in U.S. equities last week, marking the seventh consecutive week of net buying. This surge in buying activity comes as the market entered correction territory, with retail investors contributing significantly to the trend. In the first two days of the week, retail purchases of U.S. stocks and ETFs reached around $3.2 billion, the largest two-day total since August. Over the five days ending Tuesday, individual investors bought a total of $8 billion in equities. Despite this bullish sentiment, Bank of America also warned of a potential correction in Chinese stocks, citing similarities to past market cycles from 2000, 2002, and 2008.