23-12-2022, 09:28 AM
More pain for investors lurks in 2023, warns the strategy team at BlackRock.
In a new report, BlackRock contends that stock valuations don't yet "reflect the damage ahead." The money manager says it will "turn positive on equities" when it believes valuations fully reflect the "damage" on the horizon.
One of the lead authors of the report — strategist Wei Li — told Yahoo Finance Live (video above) investors need to be on high alert for several factors that could bring the S&P 500 back toward the October lows of about 3,600.
"We do not see rate cut cycles starting next year," Li said about one factor that could unsettle stocks in 2023. "In fact, we see them starting in 2024, but even then, it's more muted than what markets are pricing in."
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stock-mar...53134.html
In a new report, BlackRock contends that stock valuations don't yet "reflect the damage ahead." The money manager says it will "turn positive on equities" when it believes valuations fully reflect the "damage" on the horizon.
One of the lead authors of the report — strategist Wei Li — told Yahoo Finance Live (video above) investors need to be on high alert for several factors that could bring the S&P 500 back toward the October lows of about 3,600.
"We do not see rate cut cycles starting next year," Li said about one factor that could unsettle stocks in 2023. "In fact, we see them starting in 2024, but even then, it's more muted than what markets are pricing in."
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stock-mar...53134.html
