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HSBC: Goldman (GS.US), Morgan Stanley (MS.US) stocks risk-reward unattractive

Market IntelMonday, Nov 25, 2024 8:50 pm ET

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HSBC analysts said Goldman (GS.US) and Morgan Stanley (MS.US) stocks showed "unappealing risk-reward" after the recent rise in bank stocks, and added that investors should be wary of the "super cycle" for investment banks driving share prices sharply higher.

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BranchDiligent8874

11/26

Bearish vibes on $GS and $MS. Might be the right time to pivot toward tech and watch the banks play it safe.

Pushover112233

11/26

Goldman and Morgan Stanley? Big dogs. But HSBC saying their stocks are overhyped? 🧐 Makes you think twice. Maybe time to look elsewhere for those sweet returns. Keep calm and diversify, fam.

AGailJones

11/26

Goldman and Morgan Stanley? Nah, I'm staying diversified, holding some $AAPL for safety. Better to spread the risk a little.

raool309

11/26

Riding the super cycle feels shaky. 🤔

hey_its_meeee

11/26

Risk-reward for $MS looks weak to me.

Outrageous-Rate-4080

11/26

Holding $AAPL instead, less bank drama.

Traglc

11/26

Goldman Sachs like bubble territory, beware

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