The days of high US stock valuations are over, says Bank of America's Chief Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett.

Stocks rallied this week but BofA says it's a selling opportunity until there's further progress on key issues facing the ...

Bank of America told investors on Friday to get out of the stock market and dump the US dollar while they still can.

Bank of America Corp. strategists said investors should sell into rallies in US stocks and the dollar, cautioning that the conditions for sustained gains are missing.Most Read from BloombergTrump ...

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The dollar is in the midst of a longer term depreciation while the shift away from US assets has further to go, according to the team led by Michael Hartnett. The trend would continue until the ...

Investors should sell the rally in US stocks and the dollar, BofA analyst Michael Hartnett said. "We remain [first-half] buyers of dips in bonds, international & gold, sellers of SPX/US$ rallies." ...

Bank of America is urging investors to “sell-the-rip” in U.S. stocks as the worst is likely still to come for markets this ...

Despite the recent rebound in U.S. stocks and the dollar, BofA strategist Michael Hartnett retains a cautious stance. “We remain H1 buyers of dips in bonds, international & gold, sellers of SPX ...