Here's why Wall Street's top analysts don't think the bear market is over
Wilson illustrated his point by comparing the current enthusiasm to ill-prepared climbers scaling Mount Everest.
among US companies for some time, arguing that investors aren't ready for the inevitable weakness that's ahead. Inflation, he argues, is eating into profits and that will be on full display in the coming quarters. Bank of America has echoed Wilson's bearishness, with the firm's analystsJanuary's inflation reading, among other economic data, showed prices aren't cooling as fast as the Fed wants, BofA said, which opens the door to more aggressive policy.
with crypto, meme stocks, and unprofitable companies responding best to Fed communications," Kolanovic wrote in a note to clients last week. He said the bidding-up of these speculative stocks suggests a bout of massive market volatility could be just around the corner.
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