Chris Hyzy — the chief investment officer at Bank of America's Global Wealth and Investment Management division, where he oversees $2.3 trillion — makes a compelling case for the continuation of the longest bull market in history.
"This imbalance occurred largely because the US economy has been relying more heavily on the consumer, small businesses and housing, and has a much healthier banking system, whereas the ROW has been more levered to manufacturing and trade, which have been weakened by the trade war," he said in a recent client note.
The Fed's propensity to slash interest rates has been one of the primary catalysts for the recent rally in stocks — there's no denying that. And although it's difficult to tell how accurately expectations are currently priced in, the fact that the FOMC stated they would"act as appropriate to sustain the expansion" provides an extremely favorable backdrop for the bull's continuation.
It is unlikely that cryptocurrencies will be on this list, because banks do not like the crypto industry