Goldman Macro Trader Urges: Buy the September Stock Dip for Maximum Gains
Wall Street's elite are circling—Goldman's top macro trader just issued a bold call: September's market dip isn't a threat, it's an opportunity.
Timing the Trough
Historical data shows September often delivers the year's weakest returns. This year? No different. But instead of panic, the smart money sees a entry point. Volatility spikes, fear grips retail—and institutions load up.
The Crypto Angle
While traditional stocks wobble, digital assets hold their ground. Bitcoin's correlation with equities keeps dropping—decoupling in real time. That diversification play? More valuable than ever.
Positioning for the Bounce
Don't just watch the dip—attack it. Allocate into quality names with strong balance sheets, and don't forget crypto's hedge against traditional market frailty. As always, the big players buy when blood's in the streets—even if it's just a paper cut.
Because nothing says 'contrarian' like following advice from a Goldman trader—the ultimate herd mentality in disguise.
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Schiavone says that the Fed’s next cycle of rate cuts has already begun to be priced into the market and could lead to further gains and an acceleration of the economy. The Fed will host its next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on September 16-17 and will likely lower rates by 25 bps. If this happens, it WOULD mark the first rate reduction since December 2024.
S&P 500 Could Rise to Between 6,700 and 6,900, Says Schiavone
Schiavone adds that a new rate cut cycle could drop rates to the 3% range while lifting the benchmark index to between 6,700 and 6,900.
The macro trader points out that asset prices have decoupled from economic performance over the past 15 years, resulting in investors expressing “strong discomfort” with market valuations. He expects this trend to persist at a slower pace, signaling that economic data must “carry the load.”
