Bank of America Just Said the Quiet Part Out Loud—and It's Terrifying

Bank of America Just Said the Quiet Part Out Loud—and It's Terrifying

In a plot twist straight out of a financial horror film, Bank of America is now advising its investors to bet against the S&P 500. Yes, you read that right—the same stock index that's basically the heartbeat of the U.S. economy.

Even scarier? The bank's chief economist is flat-out saying the U.S. is no longer the primary growth engine of the global market.

This isn’t just a red flag—it’s a full-blown air raid siren.

A headline like this would’ve been unthinkable just a year ago. Now? It’s being sent out in investor memos with a straight face.

Translation:

Wall Street’s biggest players are quietly jumping ship, and they’re not even pretending to hide it anymore.

When the institutions that helped build the house start betting on it burning down,

you know the fire’s already started.