Anticipated market correction of 10-15% imminent; these shares promise a solid initiation

The Bank of Japan's unexpected interest rate hike has led investors to liquidate their positions to repay yen loans, causing a ripple effect in global markets. This move, along with other factors, has UBS tactically bearish about the short-term outlook for stock markets over the next two months.

UBS warns of a potential drop of 10 to 15 percent that could be triggered by disappointing economic data. Rebecca Cheong, head of U.S. equity derivatives strategy at UBS, assesses the recent market recovery as qualitatively weak and the overall market as fragile. She recommends hedging strategies that would benefit from a 10 to 15 percent drop in the S&P 500 over the next 1-2 months.

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The crash on the Japanese stock market, triggered by so-called "carry trades", did not go unnoticed by other global exchanges. Persistent stock sales by UBS clients, weak corporate buybacks, and potential additional selling pressure from trend-following traders reinforce the pessimistic assessment.

UBS sees small caps, financials, and high-yield sectors as particularly vulnerable to price declines. However, there are no specific UBS forecasts for the Börse Online Aktien für die Ewigkeit Index's stock price for the next two months available in the search results.

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Anticipated market correction of 10-15% imminent; these shares promise a solid initiation