
Following the recent election, stock market exposure experienced its largest weekly increase on record, according to Deutsche Bank. Reports indicate that this surge marks the biggest positioning increase in U.S. equities in approximately eight years. The data, which spans back to 2010, reflects a significant uptick in equity net long exposure, suggesting a potential for increased risks of downside continuation in the market. Analysts have noted that the magnitude of these inflows and positioning changes is unprecedented, highlighting the market's reaction to the election results.
'The post-election move in equity positioning was the biggest weekly jump on record in our data going back to 2010.' https://t.co/BPFwOQoU9G via @SoberLook https://t.co/DzqNSMeoWk
Stocks just saw their largest positioning increase in history in the week following Donald Trump's election, according to Deutsche Bank 🥳 https://t.co/tF9hVZJ4bg
Stocks just saw their largest positioning increase in history in the week following Donald Trump's election, according to Deutsche Bank 🚨 https://t.co/wmBhbdc9q5



