Investor allocations to stocks is just back to the zero line, suggesting investors are only now back at their mean allocation to stocks. The 23 year mean by individual investors to stocks is 60%.
The fact that individual investors are not grossly over allocated to stocks at this point suggests they still have a fair amount of liquidity to invest. As long as liquidity remains favorable stocks should not experience any deep setbacks.
Equity Asset Allocation Deviation from Historical Mean
Chart courtesy of Fusion Investments
Originally published at The Big Picture and reproduced here with the author’s permission.
One Response to “Liquidity Gauge: AAII Asset Allocation Survey”
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