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BofA Survey: "Long Global Semiconductors" remains the most crowded trade among fund managers, followed by "Short US Treasuries."
Bank of America's September Global Fund Manager Survey shows that "long global semiconductors" remains the most crowded trade for the second consecutive time at 53%, followed by "short US Treasuries"
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BofA Survey: "Long Global Semiconductors" remains the most crowded trade among fund managers, followed by "Short US Treasuries."
Bank of America's September Global Fund Manager Survey shows that "long global semiconductors" remains the most crowded trade for the second consecutive time at 53%, followed by "short US Treasuries"
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