Finance
JPMorgan’s Marko Kolanovic explains bearish view on US stock dominance
CNBC
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JPMorgan’s global head of quantitative and derivatives
strategy, Marko Kolanovic, notes that US equities are
dominating their European and Asian counterparts to an
“unprecedented” degree. -
Kolanovic lays out two paths forward for the US market,
neither of which bodes particularly well for it — at least
relative to the international peers it’s so thoroughly
dominated.
US stocks are dominating their peers in Europe and Asia to an
“unprecedented” degree, JPMorgan says. But the firm warns
that’s an unsustainable situation.
To best understand just how rare the ongoing divergence is,
consider that momentum for US and European stock prices have gone
in different directions just twice in the past 20 years.
As it stands right now — and as the chart below reflects — when
Europe is combined with Asia, the momentum split is the widest
it’s ever been.
JPMorgan QDS
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