华尔街最知名的投资策略师在周一警告,经过上周的股市反弹之后,投资者应该保持警惕,避免陷入押注股票的陷阱。
上周,华尔街股市连续上涨,周五标普指数盘中超过4,200点,收于4,192点,达到几个月来的最高水平。
然而,摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)首席投资官和首席美国股票投资策略师迈克·威尔逊却在周一警告,尽管股市近期呈上涨趋势,但投资者仍然应该保持警惕。威尔逊是华尔街少数几位曾预测2022年股市下跌的投资策略师之一,在去年10月机构投资者(Institutional Investor)举办的股票投资策略师调查中,他排在第一位。
他在周一的客户报告中写道:“这是证明新一轮牛市到来的突破吗?答案是否定的。”他认为,有许多风险依旧存在,包括估值过高,而且推动涨势的股票范围有限等。
随着政府即将接近借款限额,美国总统乔·拜登和共和党众议院议长凯文·麦卡锡在周一会面,讨论提高国家债务上限的问题。
许多投资者正在评估谈判的进展,但威尔逊警告,投资者不应该过于相信谈判结果。
他在周一的报告中表示,虽然谈判结果可能临时推高股价,但摩根士丹利会将其视为“虚假突破/牛市陷阱”。
作为摩根士丹利的元老和坚定的看空者,威尔逊一直对美国股市2023年的行情持悲观立场。
今年早些时候,他警告股市可能很快暴跌20%,甚至会达到2023年的最低点,他预测的基准情景是标普500指数到年底跌至3,900点。
虽然威尔逊在2023年5月22日周一向投资者发出警告,美国银行(Bank of America)的投资策略师萨维塔·苏布兰马尼安却在周末发布了一份更乐观的报告,将对标普500指数的年终目标预测从4,000点提高到4,300点。
她在上周日发布的一份报告中表示:“目前的估值并不低,但在利润减少期间,很少会有低估值。根据周期调整后收益,当前的估值可支持未来十年,标普500指数每年上涨5%。”(财富中文网)
翻译:刘进龙
审校:汪皓
华尔街最知名的投资策略师在周一警告,经过上周的股市反弹之后,投资者应该保持警惕,避免陷入押注股票的陷阱。
上周,华尔街股市连续上涨,周五标普指数盘中超过4,200点,收于4,192点,达到几个月来的最高水平。
然而,摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)首席投资官和首席美国股票投资策略师迈克·威尔逊却在周一警告,尽管股市近期呈上涨趋势,但投资者仍然应该保持警惕。威尔逊是华尔街少数几位曾预测2022年股市下跌的投资策略师之一,在去年10月机构投资者(Institutional Investor)举办的股票投资策略师调查中,他排在第一位。
他在周一的客户报告中写道:“这是证明新一轮牛市到来的突破吗?答案是否定的。”他认为,有许多风险依旧存在,包括估值过高,而且推动涨势的股票范围有限等。
随着政府即将接近借款限额,美国总统乔·拜登和共和党众议院议长凯文·麦卡锡在周一会面,讨论提高国家债务上限的问题。
许多投资者正在评估谈判的进展,但威尔逊警告,投资者不应该过于相信谈判结果。
他在周一的报告中表示,虽然谈判结果可能临时推高股价,但摩根士丹利会将其视为“虚假突破/牛市陷阱”。
作为摩根士丹利的元老和坚定的看空者,威尔逊一直对美国股市2023年的行情持悲观立场。
今年早些时候,他警告股市可能很快暴跌20%,甚至会达到2023年的最低点,他预测的基准情景是标普500指数到年底跌至3,900点。
虽然威尔逊在2023年5月22日周一向投资者发出警告,美国银行(Bank of America)的投资策略师萨维塔·苏布兰马尼安却在周末发布了一份更乐观的报告,将对标普500指数的年终目标预测从4,000点提高到4,300点。
她在上周日发布的一份报告中表示:“目前的估值并不低,但在利润减少期间,很少会有低估值。根据周期调整后收益,当前的估值可支持未来十年,标普500指数每年上涨5%。”(财富中文网)
翻译:刘进龙
审校:汪皓
Investors should remain vigilant and be wary of falling into a trap of betting on stocks after last week’s rally, Wall Street’s top strategist warned on Monday.
Stocks on Wall Street enjoyed a winning streak last week, with the S&P rallying on Friday, surpassing 4,200 during the session and closing at 4,192 points, its highest level in months.
However, Morgan Stanley’s CIO and chief U.S. equity strategist Mike Wilson—who was voted No. 1 stock strategist in an October survey by Institutional Investor after being one of the few Wall Street strategists to predict 2022’s selloff—warned on Monday that investors should remain wary, in spite of the recent upward trajectory.
“Is this finally the breakout to confirm a new bull market? The short answer is no,” he wrote in a note to clients on Monday. Numerous risks persisted, he argued, including overvaluations and gains being driven by a limited range of equities.
President Joe Biden and Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy are meeting in person on Monday to continue discussions about raising the country’s debt ceiling as the government continues to edge closer to its borrowing limit.
While many investors are taking stock of how the talks go, Wilson suggested that investors should not draw too much from the result of the negotiations.
He said in Monday’s note that although a resolution might temporarily push stocks higher, Morgan Stanley would see this as “a false breakout/bull trap.”
The Morgan Stanley veteran, a staunch bear, has long taken a pessimistic view about how U.S. stocks will trade in 2023.
Earlier this year, he warned stocks could soon plummet 20% before even reaching their 2023 bottom, with his base case being that the S&P 500 ends the year at 3,900 points.
While Wilson sounded the alarm to investors on Monday, May 22, 2023, Bank of America strategist Savita Subramanian struck a more positive note over the weekend and hiked her year-end target for the S&P 500 from 4,000 points to 4,300.
“Current valuations are not low, but rarely are low during profits recessions. On cyclically adjusted earnings, valuations argue for price returns of 5% per year for the S&P 500 over the next decade,” she argued in a note on Sunday.