Goldman Sachs Warns: U.S. Stocks May Decline Soon, Avoid Reckless Investment
On April 24, as U.S. stocks returned to historical highs, Goldman Sachs warned that they expect a market correction may be imminent and advised investors against reckless investment. In their report, Goldman Sachs stated: "According to our equity asymmetry framework, the risk of another market decline remains high, while the likelihood of a market rise is low, indicating that increasing risk investments is not a wise strategy." Goldman Sachs analysts particularly emphasized that their overall outlook for U.S. stocks has not changed, but there are potential selling pressures in the current market, which they believe is the reason investors should avoid investing in risk assets. (Dongxin News Agency)
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