Top 20% US tech stocks beat bottom 20% by huge margin; BofA flags market risk and overvaluation
Bank of America (BofA) has warned investors that the US stock market is showing several signs that have appeared before previous bear markets. BofA strategists led by Savita Subramanian said to Bloomberg News, there are “too many red flags” in the market right now and advised investors to consider taking profits. The warning comes even as major US stock indexes continue trading near record highs. BofA said around 70% of the warning signals that usually appear before a bear market have now emerged. BofA warns US tech rally is highly concentrated, top 20% outperform sharply (Pexel/Representative image) (Pexel) The bank said this level is close to the average seen during previous market peaks. According to BofA, the S&P 500 is currently overvalued on 17 out of 20 valuation measures. The bank further mentioned that valuations on 8 of those measures are even higher than they were during the Dot-com bubble. BofA’s valuation measures include indicators such as consumer confidence, growth expectations, merger-and-acquisition activity, and credit stress levels. Tech stocks show big warning signs The bank …


