HSBC’s Max Kettner Ends Bullish Stocks Call Ahead of Midterms
Max Kettner, among Wall Street’s most bullish strategists, is cutting back on his bet on stocks for the first time in months, arguing that sharp mood changes among investors warrant a more cautious approach ahead of next week’s US midterms.
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