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Another 10% Stock Market Correction Is Likely In The Next Two Months, Morgan Stanley Says

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The lack of a stimulus deal, election uncertainty and surging coronavirus cases are all likely to keep volatility up in the meantime.

With uncertainty and volatility failing to wane just 15 days ahead of the U.S. presidential election, the stock market correction that started in September could still very much be underway, Morgan Stanley said Monday, citing the recent market's lack of upward momentum and short-lived rallies that are quickly thwarted....

Once the uncertainty fades, the new bull market remains on track to continue next year, Morgan Stanley said, adding that it expects the average stock will outperform the S&P 500 in the meantime.

 

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