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Traders who hung on during this year’s tariff-fueled rollercoaster ride in stocks are facing a conundrum: Bonds may offer more attractive returns in coming years, according to one widely tracked measure https://t.co/a1X7mW0GoN
Over the last 20 days, we have generally seen the S&P index outperform the signals from global assets correlated to risk sentiment. The S&P has outperformed the model by +4.06% cumulatively during the period. https://t.co/XjVkshpBsT
"US equity investors remain highly risk averse in June on average … though the degree of pessimism has eased for a second successive month to its lowest so far this year." @SPGlobalPMI https://t.co/181xzPGqQE
Over the past 20 days, the S&P 500 index has consistently outperformed models based on global assets correlated to risk sentiment, with cumulative outperformance increasing from 2.21% to 4.06%. Despite this, US equity investors have remained generally risk-averse in June, although pessimism has eased to its lowest level this year, according to S&P Global PMI data. Meanwhile, traders who endured volatility driven by tariffs in the stock market are now facing a dilemma, as bonds may present more attractive returns in the coming years based on a widely followed measure.
