Global equity funds pull in $98B, the second-biggest week on record
Global equity funds took in $98 billion in the week ending November 11 — their second-largest weekly inflow ever, per @KobeissiLetter. It's the fifth straight week of buying, pushing the 4-week average to a record ~$75 billion. Tech funds added $2.6 billion.
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- The source published it on Nov 14, 2026 at 11:24 AM.
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Global equity funds hauled in $98 billion in the week ending November 11, according to @KobeissiLetter — the second-biggest weekly inflow ever recorded, topped only by one other week in the data's history.
It's the fifth straight week of gains, and those weeks add up to roughly $350 billion. That run has pushed the 4-week moving average of inflows to about $75 billion, the highest reading on record, the outlet reported.
For scale, the outlet points back to the 2021 memestock craze: the 4-week average of inflows peaked at around $45 billion then. The current pace is well clear of that.
Tech got its own slice of the action. Global equity technology funds took in $2.6 billion in the same week, lifting their three-week total to $9.1 billion.
The read from Kobeissi: investors are buying the dip aggressively.
TopicsKobeissi Letter · global equity funds · global equity technology funds
Written by Paparazzi with AI. Not financial advice.
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