
Goldman Sachs has reported that Commodity Trading Advisors (CTAs) have positioned themselves long on global equities, with a total of $70 billion in equities, placing them in the 43rd percentile. Last week, CTAs purchased an additional $13 billion of equities globally. The firm noted that this group is expected to act as small buyers of equities in various scenarios over the next week. Furthermore, the performance of US equities appears consistent with historical patterns observed during non-recessionary cutting cycles, although the current rise in yields is seen as unusual when compared to these historical trends. Additionally, non-dealer positioning in US equity futures has decreased from recent highs, indicating a shift in market sentiment.
CTAs will buy Global Stocks in all scenarios over the next week https://t.co/q71Ldv9vFl
"US equity performance looks in line with historical nonrecessionary cutting cycles ... while rising yields look more unusual relative to historical nonrecessionary cutting cycles." Goldman Sachs via @MikeZaccardi https://t.co/WpOAuV60NU
Non-dealer positioning in US equity futures has come off recent highs. via GS Morgan https://t.co/3BXfEbUYN3





