Morgan Stanley Advises Buying US Stocks Post-Moody’s Credit Shock
Morgan Stanley strategist Michael Wilson urges investors to capitalize on recent market volatility triggered by Moody’s credit rating cut. The downgrade pushed 10-year Treasury yields above 4.5%, creating selective buying opportunities despite regulatory uncertainty.
’The reduced recession probability from the US-China trade truce makes this particularly compelling,’ Wilson noted. The $1.3 trillion asset manager’s CIO explicitly recommended buying the dip in a May 19 tweet that reverberated across trading desks.