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Updated · Bloomberg · May 18Citadel Warns 16% S&P 500 Rally Faces Fund-Flow Unwind Risk
1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 18
- Scott Rubner said the fund flows that helped drive US stocks to record highs in recent weeks are increasingly at risk of reversing.
- About 16% off its March low, the S&P 500 has been lifted by strong earnings, corporate buybacks and heavy retail buying.
- Rubner said that support now looks frothier as bond yields rise, even though underlying corporate fundamentals remain strong.
- The warning suggests the market’s next vulnerability may come less from earnings weakness than from a pullback in the flows that powered the rebound.
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