"Magnificent Seven: Market Behavior and Bond Spreads Analysis"

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Bank of America's Michael Hartnett warns that the market is exhibiting bubble-like behavior similar to past bubbles, with the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks accounting for a significant portion of the S&P 500's returns. The group's market cap has surpassed the GDP of major cities, and the market's behavior resembles that of the dot-com era. Despite potential Fed interest rate cuts, concerns about a "big macro & market game-changer" persist, with investors advised to monitor high-growth stocks and distressed assets. Other experts have also cautioned about over-exuberance in the technology sector.
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