Goldman Sachs’ Pasquariello sees bull market continuing despite post-Labor Day risks

Goldman’s Tony Pasquariello sees post‑Labor Day stock market volatility, but strong S&P 500 earnings and cleaner positioning support the bull trend—read...

Goldman Sachs’ Pasquariello sees bull market continuing despite post-Labor Day risks | Seeking Alpha

The U.S. stock market may face a more difficult stretch after Labor Day, but strong earnings and supportive technical conditions should keep the broader bull market intact, according to Tony Pasquariello, global head of hedge fund client coverage at Goldman Sachs.

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What are the main risks to the ongoing U.S. stock bull market?

Increased supply, unfavorable September seasonality, and potential for slowing earnings growth are viewed as risks, but are not expected to end the overall bull market.

How do strong corporate earnings contribute to S&P 500 bull case?

Sustained, unusually strong S&P 500 earnings growth underpins bullish outlook, though a gradual deceleration is expected.

How is current investor positioning influencing market direction?

Investor positioning is less stretched than earlier in the year; cleaner positioning and renewed stock demand support the ongoing rally without extreme crowding.

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