Ever noticed the bustling activity in the US stock market lately? There’s a whirlwind of movement, and a lot of it might just be driven by the good old FOMO. Data from Bank of America shows a significant uptick in global fund managers placing their bets on US equities, a trend not seen with such fervor since the tail end of the 90s.
The reason? Well, the S&P 500’s staggering 15% climb this year has certainly turned heads, especially given the looming shadows cast by the Federal Reserve’s interest rate maneuvers.
This, combined with a few recent stumbles in big tech’s stock prices, seems to have investors scurrying to seize opportunities. And with Wall Street abuzz about the Fed’s upcoming moves, there’s an atmosphere of anticipation.
Considering diving in or adjusting your strategies? You’re going to want to understand the nuances…
