After 11 years of economic expansion, the US-bank Wells Fargo, expects lower growth in the next 12 months but no recession, with the U.S. GDP growing at 2% this year along with S&P earnings growth at 3.3%.
As a result, Wells Fargo sees increasing volatility in the stock markets. They also warn investors that many shares are over-valued at the moment. The solution could be alternative strategies, e.g. niche strategies, especially in health care.
This post is based on an article from ThinkAdvisor, here.
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