
BofA March Survey: Asset Managers Most Bullish in 2 Years, EPS Drives 53% S&P 500 Return
Bank of America's March fund manager survey indicates that asset managers are the most bullish in over two years, with increased allocations to stocks and commodities while reducing bond holdings. The survey highlights a shift towards an earnings-driven market, with EPS influencing 53% of the S&P 500 return year-over-year. Investors are optimistic about growth and profitability, although cash levels are nearing a contrarian sell signal for equities. Risk sentiment among fund managers is at its highest since January 2022.
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Markets & Mayhem 🤖Fund managers are the most bullish since January of 2022, per BofA 😅 https://t.co/dOflrRrEly
Streetinsider.comRisk sentiment among fund managers highest since January 2022 - BofA https://t.co/bkEh3y7wK4 https://t.co/5FLp64BHrE
Markets & Mayhem 🤖BofA's Global Fund Manager Survey revealed that investors have become most bullish since January, with growth optimism increasing significantly and the highest profit outlook since August. However, cash levels are moving closer to a contrarian 4% sell signal for equities.
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