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Goldman Downgrades Stocks Over Next 12 Months Due To Risk Of Sharp Market Drop

Goldman Downgrades Stocks Over Next 12 Months Due To Risk Of Sharp Market Drop

Having pointed out the gathering storm in VIX ETPs, raised concerns of a "reasonably high probability" of a large drop in stocks, and explained how complacently short-term risk is being priced, Goldman's portfolio strategy team have unleashed a dramatic warning. Shifting to an oveweight cash position for the next 3 months, Goldman warns "we downgrade equities to Neutral over 12 months on growth and valuation concerns. Until we see sustained earnings growth, equities do not look attractive, especially on a risk-adjusted basis."

China's Debt Bomb: No One Really Knows The Payload

China's Debt Bomb: No One Really Knows The Payload

No one knows if it's a hand grenade or a nuclear warhead...

The ramp up in Chinese debt accumulation has been a leading concern of investors for years. The average total debt of emerging market economies is 175% of GDP, and skyrocketing corporate non-financial debt has launched China far beyond that number.

The real question is: by how far?

The answer is disconcerting, as VisualCapitalist's Jeff Desjardins warns, because nobody really knows.

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