Analysts say investors may be over-hedging for a flurry of ongoing risks.
The U.S. presidential election could “make or break sub-sectors” of the stock market, the bank's analysts said.
This year's 23% bounce has been concentrated in a handful of the biggest technology stocks.
Private credit has more than doubled in size since 2019, ballooning into a $1.7 trillion industry.
The U.S. presidential election was a close second in investors' list of concerns.
Investors have had trouble navigating the ups and downs of the market, the research firm found.
Markets whipsawed in the quarter as investors raced to analyze each new piece of economic data.
Some intrepid investors are piling into ETFs linked to the VIX.
There's massive confusion over whether China is poised for a true comeback.
The chance of either party sweeping the presidency and both houses of Congress is considered low.
To some observers, the recent rebound of Chinese shares is already on its last legs.
Costco's one-stop shopping convenience is bringing gold buying to the masses.
Canadian Christopher DeVocht is now suing his investment advisors, claiming they were negligent.
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As too much money chases too few deals, covenants are weakening.
He said the flood of capital had led to too much debt concentration.
The economist placed the chances of a bull market at 80%.
The strategist reiterated his preference for large-cap stocks with a robust earnings outlook.
Traders are trying to decide how to respond to rate reductions during a time of economic growth.
The longtime CEO has been warning for over a year that inflation could be stickier than investors expect.
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