Losers (advisor flows FROM these investments increased substantially): Josh here – an interesting thing happened in Starbucks last week, it closed below its 200-day moving average for the first time since last August's mini-stock market crash. SBUX is one of those bulletproof secular growth stories and a highly coveted position among retail and institutional investors alike – nobody parts with it lightly. So the selling in this name way below the 200-day is somewhat notable as a gauge of real investor stress and / or fund redemptions. But advisors came in and bought the dip. According to Riskalyze CIO Mike McDaniel, "Advisor use of Starbucks jumped 10% week over week." Importantly, advisors have yet to fully commit to buying the stock market dip generally.