Why One Bank Thinks Investors Should ‘Fight The FOMO’

“FOMO” is back en vogue, both as a favorite click-generating acronym for market-focused web portals and as a real-life dynamic gripping investors who remained parked on the sidelines for Q1’s remarkable rally, which saw (almost) everything post positive returns. Between the “epic”/”epochal”/”shocking”/[fill in your favorite superlative] dovish pivot from global central banks and the growth scare that prompted that pivot, both risk assets and DM government bonds have surged, le

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5 thoughts on “Why One Bank Thinks Investors Should ‘Fight The FOMO’

  1. Well centered analysis… Been on board this thesis but way early .. Got to keep taking profits where you can because they are not giving 48 hour notice when at last they fold this market.. Remember 2000 and 2009 ??

  2. All Odysseus had to do was put wax in his ears to avoid the Siren song. He did this to himself. The more appropriate Odyssey reference would be to eat moly to prevent being turned into a pig by CNBC.