The post-election rally has led stock exposure to jump to its highest level since 2013 amid a "surge in bulls," BofA says.

Investor exposure to US stocks jumped to the highest since 2013 after the presidential election, on optimism around stronger ...

About 22% of participants responded after the election results on Nov. 6 and showed a “surge in bulls,” strategist Michael ...

Investors should consider selling any rally in US stocks if Donald Trump wins the election, Bank of America Corp.’s Michael ...

BofA’s Global Fund Manager Survey shows U.S. equity positioning surging to an 11-year high after Trump’s election victory.

and Bank of America (BofA) outlined some “unconventional wisdom” trades investors could employ following a risk-on “melt up”. Equity analyst Michael Hartnett said there’s a risk-on window of ...

BofA Securities analyst Michael Hartnett’s monthly global fund manager survey captures that switch perfectly. He ran the ...

Bond and money-market funds drove most of the inflows last week, with crypto funds experiencing their largest inflow since March, according to Bank of America’s latest weekly report. Meanwhile, ...

A whopping $20 billion flowed into US equity funds on Wednesday, the day Donald Trump claimed a decisive victory in the ...

US stock funds overall added $32.8 billion in the week through Nov. 6, according to the note. European equity funds suffered ...

US equities recorded their largest single-day inflow in five months on Wednesday, as Donald Trump was announced the winner of the presidential election, with $20 billion flowing into the market, ...

Price action in the past week shows banks, small-cap stocks and the dollar are “front-running 2016 bull moves,” Hartnett and his BofA team of strategists wrote in a note. US equities and the ...