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More money has flowed into the stock market over the past 5 months than in the past 12 years, according to Bank of America
More money has flowed into the stock market over the past 5 months than in the past 12 years, according to Bank of America
Matthew FoxApr 24, 2021, 01:38 IST
Peter Tuchman, right, works among fellow traders at a post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, March 4, 2020.AP Photo/Richard Drew
Money is quickly pouring into the
stock market as the S&P 500 trades near record highs.
Bank of America said $602 billion had flowed into global
stocks in the past five months, compared with $452 billion in 12 years.
Wall Street strategists are increasingly optimistic that the pandemic is in its final phase.
JPMorgan said in February the crisis will effectively end in 40 to 70 days.
The recession is effectively over, Morgan Stanley said Sunday.
One year after the S&P 500 tumbled nearly 8% on COVID-19 fears, experts on Wall Street see the US bearing down on the finish line of the pandemic.
Declining case counts, vaccine rollouts, and expectations for new stimulus have lifted spirits in recent weeks. Economists have upgraded growth forecasts and investors continue to shift cash from defensive investments to riskier assets more likely to outperform during a rebound. Major banks strategists are taking it one step further.
stocks as economic growth rebounds, JPMorgan said in a note on Wednesday.
Easy monetary and fiscal policy, a weak US dollar, and stronger inflation will spark heightened demand for
commodities in the years ahead, the note said.
Investors are under allocated to the energy sector based off of its current weighting in the S&P 500, JPMorgan highlighted.
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A supercycle in commodities is about to take place and investors can benefit by increasing their exposure to energy stocks, JPMorgan said in a note on Wednesday.
The last supercycle in commodities started in 1996, peaked in 2008, and bottomed in 2020 when oil prices went negative, the note explained. Both the upswing and downswing cycles in commodities lasted 12 years.
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