Investors showed no fear during the June stock market pullback, aggressively buying the dip and getting even more bullish by the end of the month than they were before it started, according to TD Ameritrade data on the largest pool of retail traders.
While many professional managers sold stocks as Ben Bernanke's comments sparked an alarming back up for interest rates, retail investors remained steadfast in their bullishness, seeking out stocks they believed to hold a value opportunity.