Goldman Sachs’s chief equity strategist, David Kostin spoke Tuesday with CNBC
- “There’s a little bit of asymmetry in terms of the downside risk toward a level in the S&P 500 of around 2,000, which is down almost 25%, and upside of around 10% to a target at the end of the year of 3,000”
Unpicking/deciphering that – he thinks lower is more likely.
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- important investors not get too keen to buy
- during the 2008 financial crisis the market took several months of violent moves up and down before ultimately putting in a lasting bottoming on March 9, 2009
- “I would just remind you that in 2008 in the fourth quarter there were many different rallies…but the market did not bottom until March of 2009”