Guy Johnson

2 months ago | thewealthadvisor.com | Sagarika Jaisinghani |Guy Johnson

(Bloomberg) - There’s growing “suspicion” among investors about the scope for more S&P 500 gains at a time when European and Chinese stocks are outperforming, according to Bank of America Corp. strategist Michael Hartnett. “The longer it takes and the harder it is for the S&P to get to new highs, the doubts grow,” Hartnett said in an interview on Bloomberg TV.

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Sagarika Jaisinghani |Guy Johnson

Mit Blick auf das weitere Aufwärtspotenzial an der Wall Street wächst laut Bank of America bei Anlegern die “Skepsis”, während die Aktienbörsen in Europa und China Stärke zeigen. “Je länger es dauert und je schwieriger es für den S&P ist, neue Hochs zu erreichen, desto größer werden die Zweifel”, sagte BofA-Stratege Michael Hartnett im Bloomberg-TV-Interview. “Europa funktioniert, China funktioniert, sogar Anleihen in Amerika beginnen zu funktionieren.”

2 months ago | fa-mag.com | Guy Johnson |Sagarika Jaisinghani

There’s growing “suspicion” among investors about the scope for more S&P 500 gains at a time when European and Chinese stocks are outperforming, according to Bank of America Corp. strategist Michael Hartnett. “The longer it takes and the harder it is for the S&P to get to new highs, the doubts grow,” Hartnett said in an interview on Bloomberg TV.

2 months ago | fa-mag.com | Harry Wilson |Guy Johnson

Bank of America Corp. has seen investor activity slow since the start of the year as clients have grown increasingly uncertain about the course US President Donald Trump’s new administration will take. Jim DeMare, who leads the firm’s global markets division, warned that uncertainty was a “great deal higher” as markets have tried to assess the initial actions of the new administration, especially the impact proposed tariffs might have on asset prices.

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Sagarika Jaisinghani |Guy Johnson

There’s growing “suspicion” among investors about the scope for more S&P 500 gains at a time when European and Chinese stocks are outperforming, according to Bank of America Corp. strategist Michael Hartnett. “The longer it takes and the harder it is for the S&P to get to new highs, the doubts grow,” Hartnett said in an interview on Bloomberg TV. “Europe’s working, China’s working, even bonds in America are starting to work.”