HSBC warns: US stocks enter "sell-off" mode, S&P 500 may fall another 10%
HSBC's latest strategy report was released in a shocking manner. Its exclusive stock cycle model reveals that the US stock market has quietly entered the "sell-off" track, indicating that a one-month adjustment storm is brewing. Historical data shows that under this model, the average decline of the S&P 500 index is as high as 10%, which makes the market nervous.
HSBC strategists Duncan Toms and Max Kettner jointly spoke out, clearly pointing out that the current US stock correction trend has not been exhausted and there is still room for further decline. Although they admit that the "sell-off" period has always been short and may bring investors an opportunity to tactically increase their holdings, they emphasize that when + communication Junyang: 954737157, the market sentiment is low and the signal to buy on dips has not yet appeared, warning investors to remain cautious and wait for the opportunity. This remark undoubtedly dropped a bombshell on the market, triggering widespread attention and discussion.
