美銀:近期美股屬典型熊市反彈 料股市或再尋底
美銀(BAC.US)首席投資策略師Michael Hartnett發表報告,認為近期股市反彈只屬典型的熊市反彈,股市可能會創下新低。
他稱,自1929年以來,標普500指數在上漲超過10%的43次熊市反彈中,39個交易日的平均升幅約為17.2%,這意味著目前美股的反彈似乎已到達極限。
他又警告,即使聯儲局在今年將聯邦基金利率提高2.25%,但仍遠未達到對抗通脹的水平,這亦可能會限制近期的股市升勢。
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