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The Investor Movement Index (IMX) from TD Ameritrade rose to 8.38 in August, up from 8.34 in July, indicating a positive investor environment amidst record highs in major indices. The S&P 500 experienced 2.6% growth, while the Dow Jones approached 35,000, marking its first-time crossing. Despite this growth, TD Ameritrade clients showed mixed behavior, being net sellers of equities yet net buyers of safer assets like fixed income. Market volatility is expected to persist into September due to economic uncertainties and the Delta variant.

The Investor Movement Index (IMX) fell to 8.34 in July, down 8% from 9.08 in June, indicating a decrease in investor activity, according to TD Ameritrade. This reading remains high historically, despite major indices hitting record highs. The Dow surpassed 35,000 for the first time, with the S&P 500 gaining 2.7%. Concerns linger over the Delta variant and Federal Reserve policies. Client activity showed net buying in stocks like Ford and Alibaba, while Tesla and Apple were sold off as prices rose.

The Investor Movement Index (IMX) rose to 9.08 in June, up from 8.32 in May, indicating strong Main Street investor activity. The index reached a 'High' ranking relative to historical averages. Despite mixed equity market performance, with the Dow falling 0.3% while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs, positive economic data and cooling inflation fears contributed to the increase. TD Ameritrade clients were net buyers, favoring stocks like Airbnb and Nvidia, while selling equities such as Moderna. The IMX is calculated from a sample of funded accounts, reflecting real investor behavior.

The Investor Movement Index (IMX) from TD Ameritrade increased to 8.32 in May 2021, up from 8.14 in April, indicating a high activity level among investors. This is the first instance since October 2020 that clients were net sellers of equities, preferring U.S. ETFs and fixed income assets instead. Notable purchases included stocks like AMD, AAPL, and TSLA, while MRNA, PFE, and WMT were among the sold equities. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones saw increases of 0.55% and 1.90%, respectively, while consumer spending rose by 0.5%.

The latest Investor Movement Index report indicates a significant shift in investor sentiment with an uptick in bullish sentiment towards stocks. The report highlights that the index has reached a new high this quarter, suggesting increased confidence among investors. Key metrics show that retail investors are diversifying their portfolios, increasingly favoring tech stocks while pulling back from energy sector investments. This trend could impact overall market dynamics and investor strategies moving forward.

The TD Ameritrade Network has expanded its live streaming market analysis and educational programming, now accessible via platforms like SLING TV and Amazon Fire TV. This move marks a significant growth year, with viewership doubling year-over-year. New shows, including “Mid-Day Trade” and “Market Overtime,” aim to assist both day traders and long-term investors. The network also launched a revamped website, enhancing viewer accessibility through AI-driven content recommendations. With 23.5 million views in 2020, the TD Ameritrade Network continues to cater to a growing retail investor audience.

The Investor Movement Index (IMX) increased by 15.71% to 6.26 in December, reflecting a higher level of investor engagement at TD Ameritrade. The reading ranks 'Middle' compared to historic averages, indicating optimism regarding economic recovery amid ongoing pandemic challenges. Major indices, including the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, reached record levels during this period. Despite a winter surge in Covid-19 cases, investor sentiment improved as Congress considered a relief package and vaccine distribution advanced. Net buying activity was observed in equities, with popular purchases including Pfizer, Moderna, and Tesla.

The Investor Movement Index (IMX) decreased to 5.41 in November, down 4.92% from October's score of 5.69. This decline indicates a Moderate Low ranking compared to historical averages. Despite overall market gains post-U.S. elections, TD Ameritrade clients acted as net sellers, particularly of equities, shifting focus towards Health Care. Noteworthy sales included Bank of America and Disney, while Pfizer and Alibaba saw increased purchases. The IMX is derived from the trading behaviors of over 13 million funded accounts and reflects investor sentiment.

The Investor Movement Index (IMX) from TD Ameritrade slightly decreased to 5.69 in October, down 0.35% from September's 5.71. This score, reflecting retail investor behavior over a five-week period ending October 30, ranks as "Middle" against historical averages. Retail investors maintained exposure levels, with a focus on sectors like Consumer Discretionary, Information Technology, and Energy. Despite the initial market highs, volatility and rising unemployment claims hindered further gains, leading to a market sell-off as COVID-19 cases surged.