According to CoinMeta, JPMorgan strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou pointed out in a report that there has been strong capital inflow into stock ETF, indicating that retail investors remain bullish on the stock market, which is crucial for stabilizing artificial intelligence trading, which has been severely hit recently. According to the bank's latest capital flow and liquidity report, the ETF that tracks global stocks received an average of about $20 billion in capital inflow per day last week, which further accelerated to $30 billion on Monday. Leveraged stocks ETF, which are mainly driven by retail investors, attracted nearly $5 billion in capital on November 5th and 6th. The report also stated that a decline in bullish option buying may further enhance the impact of retail funds. The strategist noted that after the terrible performance in October and significant risk reduction by hedge funds, the support of retail investors is crucial for stabilizing AI trading in November. If stability can be achieved in November, then starting from the end of November, hedge funds may re-establish AI related positions, which could help drive an upward trend at the end of the year.