Analysis: Institutional investors sold $11 billion worth of US stocks last week and are now turning to a wait-and-see approach According to BlockBeats, on March 27th, The Kobeissi Letter stated that institutional investors sold a net $11 billion worth of US stocks last week, the largest weekly sell-off in nearly five weeks. In the previous three weeks, institutions had made consecutive net purchases, totaling $12.6 billion. At the same time, hedge funds net bought $1.8 billion in US stocks, ending four consecutive weeks of selling; Retail investors sold a net of $80 million, marking the third net sale in the past 10 weeks. Overall, the net outflow of US stocks last week was $9.3 billion, higher than the previous week's outflow of $1 billion, bringing the cumulative outflow over the past 16 weeks to $25.5 billion. Among them, the outflow of funds from individual stocks reached $8.3 billion, the fourth largest weekly outflow since 2008; ETF outflows reached $1.1 billion, the highest in nearly six months. Institutional investors are gradually shifting towards a wait-and-see stance