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美银:The Flow Show-China in a Bull Shop
美银· 2026-10-21 18:38
Accessible version 更多资料加入知识星球:水木调研纪要 关注公众号:水木纪要 The Flow Show China in a Bull Shop Scores on the Doors: oil 62.5%, global stocks 12.7%, US stocks 12.5%, US dollar 3.0%, cash 2.7%, HY bonds 0.6%, gold -1.1%, IG -2.8%, bitcoin -3.7%, govt bonds -4.0% YTD. Zeitgeist: "Policymakers never run out of ammunition. But they can run out of credibility, and when they do, more ammo needed to restore financial order." Zeitgeist: "Trump would love Xi's bond yields, but Xi don't want Trump's stock market." The Biggest Pic ...
美银-The Flow Show A Tail of Two Cities
美银· 2026-10-21 18:37
Q3 Winners & Losers: winners... bitcoin 43%, oil 42%, software 18%, Mag7 11%; losers... zero-coupon bonds -15% (Chart 3), semis -11%, industrials -10%, Korea -8%. Zeitgeist: "Rates don't matter when you're curing cancer." The Price is Right: best of times, worst of times... tighter financial conditions crushing equity breadth... 400 SPX stocks trading below 50dma, 300 stocks <200dma as market trading "long artificial intelligence" (NDX), "short artificial irrelevance" (SPW), confident MAG7, AI, biotech (Cha ...
全球基金经理调查-Global Fund Manager Survey-The Sixth Sense
2026-10-21 18:36
Accessible version Global Fund Manager Survey The Sixth Sense BofA October Global Fund Manager Survey Bottom Line: heading into midterms, FOMC & Q3 earnings, investors remain bullish on macro & markets, running low 3.9% cash levels, waiting for ~6% yields before flipping from stocks to bonds; relative to FMS positioning, big consumer +ve drop in oil to <$80/bbl = the Q4 bull surprise, AI capex cut = the bear surprise. On Macro: "boom" optimism highest since Feb'22, inflation expectations lowest since Jan'25 ...
美银-The Flow Show-Sell Signal Ends
美银· 2026-10-21 18:36
Accessible version The Flow Show Sell Signal Ends Scores on the Doors: oil 70.0%, US stocks 1 3.1%, global stocks 10.2%, US dollar 3.8%, cash 2.9%, HY bonds -0.9%, IG -3.2%, govt bonds -4.4%, gold -4.5%, bitcoin -6.1% YTD. The Biggest Picture: summer of extreme bull sentiment ends, but asset allocators are not underweight risk; '26 record year of inflows (Charts 15-16) to global stocks ($1.3tn annualized), US equities ($636bn), IG bonds ($480bn), tech funds ($196bn – Chart 2), Korea equities ($76bn) vs. rec ...