Citadel Securities Declares U.S. Bull Market Intact After Massive Retail Liquidations
Citadel Securities, the largest U.S. market maker, told clients on August 4 that the U.S. bull market remains intact despite sharp retail-driven selloffs in technology shares. The firm said the market is transitioning from liquidity-driven gains to one led by earnings, demand and macroeconomic data. Citadel cited data showing the biggest retail stock selling since 2022, a 28% drop in leveraged ETF assets to $154 billion, and lower funding costs for positions, arguing speculative excesses have been largely cleared after July’s tech-led correction.
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Anadolu Agency / Reuters reported coalition filing on August 4, 2026. https://www.aa.com.tr/en/world/morning-briefing-aug-4-2026/4017582
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