Nvidia's stock has surged 100% over the past year amid a growing interest in technology investments. Meanwhile, there is a notable trend of institutional investors rapidly selling U.S. stocks, with hedge funds selling at the fastest pace since July 2024. In contrast, retail investors have shown unprecedented enthusiasm, purchasing a record $12 billion in equities during the first week of February 2025, with approximately 70% of those investments directed towards the so-called 'Magnificent 7' stocks. Despite this retail buying spree, concerns are mounting about potential market corrections, as historical data indicates that such a divergence between retail and institutional investor behavior often precedes downturns. Additionally, Bank of America has indicated a 'sell signal' for global equities, citing a drop in cash levels in investor portfolios to 3.5%. The short interest on the S&P 500 ETF has also reached a record low, suggesting that short-sellers are capitulating as the market becomes increasingly bullish.