Goldman Sachs Says US Equities Still in ‘Buy Dip Mode’ Following Record-Breaking 34,000,000,000 Shares Traded in Just One Day
Goldman Sachs says that the market stays in a bullish section and that corrections are shopping for alternatives.
On a brand new episode of the financial institution’s The Markets podcast, John Flood, head of Americas Equities Execution Providers in Goldman Sachs International Banking and Markets, says to anticipate market volatility and to speculate when shares decline in worth to catch the upside.
“I nonetheless assume that we’re in purchase dip mode. Reminder that we’re entering into the Russell rebalance [Friday], which we usually see bouts of volatility heading into, and per week in the past from [Thursday], as we have been simply speaking in regards to the Knicks parade… we truly had 34 billion shares commerce throughout all US fairness exchanges.
That’s probably the most energetic buying and selling session within the historical past of the inventory market. That broke the document made on Liberation Day in 2025. What that tells me is that you’ve plenty of buyers from all totally different cohorts, whether or not it’s retail, institutional, company, transferring portfolios round. I do assume that the volatility will proceed, however I do assume normal pattern for this market is larger, and dips nonetheless current strong shopping for alternatives.”
The analyst additionally predicts sturdy retail investing for the remainder of the yr, lifting the market.
“Retail has been probably the most constant purchaser of shares this yr. And as we get by way of these high-profile IPOs (preliminary public choices), it seems like it’s accelerating the retail bid, which I might anticipate to proceed for the remainder of this yr.”
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