Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Merrill Lynch have different takes on the stock market, but the one thing they agree on is alarming for bulls.
The firm's strategists are also watching what large investors are doing with their money. After all, there needs to be a pile of dry powder at the ready to create a melt-up.
"History tells us that an accommodative Fed and falling rates support the case for a melt-up," Adam Virgadamo, an equity strategist, said in a note to clients. Bank of America's derivatives analysts advised buying short-dated S&P 500 call options that profit from bets the market will. But the upshot here, especially for those who also own the underlying stocks, is that these call options are also supposed to limit the downside investors could suffer if there's a correction.
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