Morgan Stanley says it's looking more likely stocks fall 20% in 'destructive outcome' for bull run

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Kai Pfaffenbac | Reuters The stock market may be headed toward a major pullback as some economic indicators have started to deteriorate, according to Morgan Stanley.

 

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