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Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 5
Goldman Calls Tech Selloff Healthy After Rally Fueled by Leveraged ETFs and Options
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 5

Goldman Calls Tech Selloff Healthy After Rally Fueled by Leveraged ETFs and Options

1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 5

Summary

  • Christian Mueller-Glissman, Goldman Sachs’ head of asset allocation research, said the recent technology-stock selloff looks like a healthy pullback rather than a deeper break in the rally.
  • Goldman tied the retreat to heavier speculative positioning, with leveraged ETFs and options activity helping drive momentum stocks sharply higher before the latest consolidation.
  • Mueller-Glissman said that after a remarkable run-up, some cooling in tech shares is not a bad sign and may reflect the market digesting stretched positioning.

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Is Goldman Sachs right about a 'healthy' tech pullback, or are soaring AI costs a warning of a dot-com-style collapse?
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