According to The Kobeissi Letter, citing Apollo Global Management, working Americans are channeling an average 2,358 dollars per year into the Magnificent 7 via 401(k) contributions, with 71 percent of the average 8,580 dollars going into equities and implying roughly 28 percent of 401(k) assets flowing to those stocks (The Kobeissi Letter; Apollo Global Management). The Kobeissi Letter also notes the Magnificent 7 account for almost 40 percent of the S&P 500 by weight, underscoring how index exposure steers retirement flows toward these names (The Kobeissi Letter). The Kobeissi Letter characterizes this as passive capital moving into Big Tech regardless of outlook, a dynamic consistent with academic evidence that index-linked flows can impact prices (Wurgler 2010, NYU; The Kobeissi Letter). For crypto traders, concentration-driven risk-on in megacap tech has historically coincided with a positive, time-varying correlation between BTC and the Nasdaq 100, making this equity flow signal relevant for digital assets (Coin Metrics; Bloomberg Intelligence).