超买警报拉响：美银称全球股市触及卖出信号阈值

Core Viewpoint - Global stock markets are showing overbought warning signals, with moving average levels reaching historical thresholds that indicate sell signals for risk assets [1] Group 1: Market Indicators - As of the week ending January 28, approximately 89% of the MSCI stock index was trading above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, surpassing the 88% threshold considered a sell signal by Bank of America [1] - The MSCI World Index reached a historical high on January 27 and is expected to achieve its strongest monthly performance since September of the previous year [1] Group 2: Investor Sentiment - Bank of America strategists noted that the excessive market positioning coincided with a withdrawal of $15.4 billion from stock funds, indicating a rising cautious sentiment among investors during the market rally [1] - The Bull-Bear Indicator from Bank of America still shows that investor sentiment is in an "extreme" bullish state, as the broad strength of global stock indices and the robust performance of the credit market have so far offset the impact of fund outflows from the stock market [1] Group 3: Fund Flows - U.S. stock funds experienced a positive fund flow, attracting $9.2 billion during the week, while European funds saw their first outflow in seven weeks, amounting to $400 million [1] Group 4: Future Outlook - The most favored trades for 2026, according to Bank of America, include going long on bonds, international stocks, and gold, with a noted preference for international stocks since late 2024, during which U.S. stocks have underperformed [1]