According to the monthly
Global Fund Manager survey of Merrill Lynch (Bank of America), the second most crowded trade is long positions in Nasdaq (22 %), the third one is short positions in the US dollar (21 %).
In January's
Global Fund Manager Survey, 54 % of managers said they thought equities and bonds are overvalued.
North Korea has been a factor that has shaken markets recently, and it was cited as the top risk for markets in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's
global fund managers survey Tuesday.
The Merrill Lynch
Global Fund Managers Survey that surveys roughly 200 panelists with a total of approximately $ 600 billion in assets under management about market outlooks and broad portfolio positioning.
Not exact matches
A Bank of America Merrill Lynch note out Tuesday said that according to its
global equity
fund manager survey, equity investors are asking companies to strengthen their balance sheets after «recent record volumes of re-leveraging transactions.»
Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists in Europe released results of a
global survey of 66
fund managers, who said the immediate reaction of building U.S. trade tensions would be lower stocks and a lower dollar.
Professional investors see
global growth prospects at their lowest level since Brexit as fears of a trade war surge, according to the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Fund Manager Survey.
Despite the volatile swings in
global equities,
fund managers are still confident in stocks but the falling oil price is pushing them to add to their cash holdings, a leading industry
survey has found.
The June
survey of
fund managers conducted by Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Global Research revealed that a net 44 % of these investors feel equities are overvalued, the highest such reading on record and up from a net 37 % the previous month.
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Thirty
fund managers responded to the
survey, representing over # 13 trillion ($ 17.8 trillion) in assets, including
global giants such as Blackrock, Deutsche Asset Management, Fidelity International, BNY Mellon, and HSBC Global Asset Manag
global giants such as Blackrock, Deutsche Asset Management, Fidelity International, BNY Mellon, and HSBC
Global Asset Manag
Global Asset Management.