Recent reports indicate a notable shift in investor sentiment, with a record amount of U.S. stocks being sold off as fears of stagflation grow. Bank of America has highlighted that fund managers are experiencing a downturn in the bullish market, which raises concerns about the implications for stock prices. The mood on Wall Street has shifted dramatically, with reports describing the transition from a euphoric atmosphere to one characterized by apocalyptic fears. This trend has led to what has been termed a 'record rotation out of U.S. stocks,' as investors react to the changing economic landscape.