BofA’s Hartnett Says Trump Trade to Shield US Stocks From Plunge
Donald Trump’s return to the White House will likely protect US stocks from a big selloff, according to Bank of America Corp.
BofA says Trump will backstop stocks this year, but to closely watch one key area of the market
Small-caps need to break above a key resistance level to signal more bullish momentum for stocks. Otherwise, it could signal broader weakness, BofA said.
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