Investors are actively purchasing equities following a recent market selloff, with Bank of America (BofA) reporting the third largest weekly inflow into equities from private clients. Retail investors contributed significantly, buying approximately $8 billion worth of US stocks and ETFs in just five days, marking one of the fastest rates of purchase on record. Analysts suggest that the recent decline in Apple shares presents a buying opportunity, as the technology company is viewed as a safe haven during periods of market volatility. Despite the Nasdaq 100 entering correction territory, with a decline of about 10% from its peak, retail flows into technology stocks have reportedly tripled in recent weeks. Overall, the market correction is being characterized by some analysts as a favorable buying opportunity rather than a catastrophic event.