Wall Street analysts are skeptical about the stock market rally, with a downward revision trend emerging

Mars Finance News, according to Jintou reports, Wall Street analysts have begun to show skepticism after the stock market rose for two consecutive months, and researchers are downgrading ratings of S&P 500 component companies. Jefferies data shows that the proportion of components rated "Buy" is almost unchanged from four years ago, well below the peak levels during the internet bubble period. Andrew Greenbaum, senior vice president of Jefferies, stated that the sell side has not yet shown any signs of buying.
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GlowingHotAirBalloon
· 38m ago
Jefferies' data pool is deep enough.
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LendingRateAnxiety
· 6h ago
The analyst's doubts always arrive late.
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TokenomicsTailor
· 6h ago
The seller shows no signs of buying, but also isn't heavily shorting.
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GateUser-15b19a42
· 6h ago
Wall Street is also starting to call it quits.
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YieldGardenKid
· 7h ago
Just wait a bit longer.
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GateUser-470bc925
· 7h ago
The buy ratio of the S&P 500 is an interesting contrarian indicator.
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MintLiquidationWarning
· 7h ago
Institutions are becoming cautious, while retail investors are still rushing in.
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GlassDomeBaskingInMoonlight
· 7h ago
Is a wave of rating downgrades coming?
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BreadthHunter
· 7h ago
Only suspect after rising for two consecutive months, the reflex arc is a bit long.
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ProtocolPicnic
· 7h ago
The seller hasn't moved, indicating it hasn't bottomed out yet.
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