[Foreign Investors Are Flooding Into the U.S. Stock Market at Record Speed] BlockBeats News, July 3: The Kobeissi Letter published an article stating that foreign investors are entering the U.S. stock market at a record pace. Since the beginning of the year, the cumulative inflow of global investment funds into U.S. stocks has risen to approximately 2.5% of their total assets under management. Since May alone, this proportion has more than doubled. In comparison, the average level for the same period from 2002 to 2025 was an outflow of 0.3%, making the current level significantly higher than the historical average. Excluding the top 10% of years with the highest inflows and the bottom 10% of years with the highest outflows during the 2002–2025 period, the average inflow of global funds into U.S. stocks for the same period was approximately 1.5% of total assets under management. This year, the pace of inflows into U.S. stocks has already exceeded the full-year total inflow scale of the middle 50% of years since 2002. Current demand for U.S. stocks is at unprecedented levels. [Original Link]