Summary
- JPMorgan said the market could stage another V-shaped rebound despite geopolitical risks, and that a buy-the-dip strategy remains effective during pullbacks.
- Strategist Mislav Matejka said volatility may persist in the short term, but sees conditions as favorable for raising exposure to risk assets over a three- to 12-month investment horizon.
- JPMorgan expects international equities, emerging markets, small- and mid-cap stocks, and value shares to outperform, with the potential for a resumption of global capital inflows.
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JPMorgan says buying the dip remains an effective strategy during the current market correction.
On June 13, the financial news account Walter Bloomberg posted on X that JPMorgan sees the potential for another V-shaped rebound despite geopolitical risks and still favors buying on declines.
Mislav Matejka, a strategist at JPMorgan, said volatility could persist in the near term. Over a three- to 12-month horizon, however, the environment remains favorable for increasing exposure to risk assets.
He cited a combination of deepening bearish sentiment and oversold signals, saying the current market pullback is creating an opportunity for further gains.
JPMorgan also expects international equities, emerging markets, small- and mid-cap stocks, and value shares to outperform. It said that could also pave the way for a resumption of global fund inflows.
Minseung Kang
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