[JPMorgan Chase: Strong inflows into stock ETFs highlight bargain hunting that is crucial to AI trading] On November 12, JPMorgan Chase strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou and others wrote in a report that strong inflows into stock ETFs show that retail investors are still bullish on the stock market, and this support is crucial to stabilizing artificial intelligence trading, which has been hit hard recently. ETFs tracking global stocks received about $20 billion in inflows last Sunday, which accelerated further to $30 billion on Monday, according to the bank's latest fund flow and liquidity report. Leveraged stock ETFs, driven primarily by retail investors, attracted nearly $5 billion on Nov. 5 and 6. Inverse ETFs saw roughly the same amount of outflows during the week. The report also said that the fall in call option buying may further strengthen the impact of retail funds.