The report highlights extreme investor bullishness as measured by the BofA Bull & Bear Indicator, which sits at 9.5 and suggests reducing risk. Despite the 'sell' signal, market sentiment remains buoyed by a 'no landing' economic narrative and strong inflows into equities, particularly in tech and China.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The BofA Bull & Bear Indicator remains at an extreme bullish reading of 9.5, triggering a 'sell signal'.
- 2.Strong market sentiment is supported by a 'no landing' narrative, characterized by a nominal economic boom and a refusal by investors to retreat from risk assets.
- 3.Global equity inflows reached $56.4bn this week, with significant interest in technology ($18.8bn) and Chinese equities ($9.0bn).
Table of Contents
- The Flow Show
- On Presidential Cycles
- Asset Class Flows
- Fixed Income Flows
- Equity Flows
- BofA private client flows & allocations
- The Asset Class Quilt of Total Returns
- BofA Rules & Tools
- BofA Bull & Bear Indicator
- 2026 Cross-Asset Winners & Losers
- Acronyms
- Important Disclosures
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Authors
Michael HartnettAnya ShelekhinMyung-jee JungJessica Guo
Securities
MAGS
Themes
Extreme investor sentimentNo landing narrative
Regions
GlobalUnited StatesChinaJapan
