U.S. stock market sell signal is now triggered, banking giant warns

Bank of America’s Global Fund Manager Survey says a widely followed stock market sell signal has been triggered after institutional investors sharply cut cash holdings. The shift implies more cautious positioning and tighter near-term liquidity sentiment. While not a direct macro policy change, the survey update could move risk appetite and flow-sensitive equities.

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Bank of America’s Global Fund Manager Survey says a widely followed stock market sell signal has been triggered after institutional investors sharply cut cash holdings. The shift implies more cautious positioning and tighter near-term liquidity sentiment. While not a direct macro policy change, the survey update could move risk appetite and flow-sensitive equities.