As US stocks reach new highs, Goldman Sachs warns that a potential short-term decline may occur and advises against aggressively increasing positions.

Glonghui, April 24th — As the US stock market returns to historical highs, Goldman Sachs has issued a warning, stating that they expect a possible market correction in US stocks and advise investors not to increase their positions recklessly. In its report, Goldman Sachs wrote: “According to our equity asymmetry framework, the risk of another market downturn remains high, while the likelihood of further gains is relatively low, indicating that adopting a strategy of adding risk investments is unwise.” The analysts at Goldman Sachs specifically emphasized that their overall upward outlook for US stocks has not changed, but there are potential selling pressures in the current market, which they believe is the real reason investors should avoid investing in risk assets.