Michael Hartnett: Market sentiment is overheated, suggest shifting from risky assets to defensive assets in the summer

Michael Hartnett, Chief Investment Strategist at Bank of America, stated that the bank's bull bear ratio has risen to an extreme level of 9.6, and investor optimism is based on four assumptions: a non hard landing economy, no Fed rate hikes, no reduction in AI capital spending, and no Democratic sweep of Congress. US stock assets received a net inflow of $55.8 billion, money market funds recorded a net outflow of $119.6 billion, and the technology sector received a three week inflow of $48.8 billion. Michael Hartnett suggested withdrawing risk assets in the summer and shifting to long-term treasury bond bonds, defensive stocks, high dividend stocks and the US dollar. If MAGS falls below $65, it will drag down the cyclical sector, and breaking through $70 will constitute an entry signal. The biggest tail risk lies in the fact that mega tech companies are cutting AI capital expenditures and failing to drive Mag7 to new highs.