Goldman''s Permabullish Trader On The Verge Of Capitulating To The Bear Market
Goldman''s Permabullish Trader On The Verge Of Capitulating To The Bear Market We have previously said that the bear market won''t bottom until all the permabulls - such as JPMorgan''s Marko Kolanovic who has told the bank''s clients to buy stocks starting the first week of the year and then continuing each and every week into this bear market - have thrown in the towel and turned bearish. Every time JPM says BTFD (which is every other day), stocks puke. Someone just pay mARKKo to turn bearish — zerohedge (@zerohedge) June 9, 2022 Well, we have some good news for the bulls: we are almost at the point where JPM is about to capitulate because on Friday, after refusing to admit for months what has been painfully obvious to all, JPMorgan''s chief US economist, Michael Feroli, cut his US economic growth forecast "perilously close" to recession . That this happens on the day the US unofficially entered a recession when the Atlanta Fed slashed its Q2 GDP estimate to -2.1%.. … indicates that it''s one of those "too little too late" moments from the largest US bank which for the duration of this cycle has been almost as far behind the curve as the Fed itself.
Goldman''s Permabullish Trader On The Verge Of Capitulating To The Bear Market
Goldman''s Permabullish Trader On The Verge Of Capitulating To The Bear Market We have previously said that the bear market won''t bottom until all the permabulls - such as JPMorgan''s Marko Kolanovic who has told the bank''s clients to buy stocks starting the first week of the year and then continuing each and every week into this bear market - have thrown in the towel and turned bearish. Every time JPM says BTFD (which is every other day), stocks puke. Someone just pay mARKKo to turn bearish — zerohedge (@zerohedge) June 9, 2022 Well, we have some good news for the bulls: we are almost at the point where JPM is about to capitulate because on Friday, after refusing to admit for months what has been painfully obvious to all, JPMorgan''s chief US economist, Michael Feroli, cut his US economic growth forecast "perilously close" to recession . That this happens on the day the US unofficially entered a recession when the Atlanta Fed slashed its Q2 GDP estimate to -2.1%.. … indicates that it''s one of those "too little too late" moments from the largest US bank which for the duration of this cycle has been almost as far behind the curve as the Fed itself.