Morgan Stanley Calls U.S. Stock Selloff on Friday a "Healthy Adjustment"

According to Morgan Stanley strategists, the U.S. stock market selloff Friday was a "healthy adjustment" driven by position liquidation, while the team maintains a constructive view supported by corporate earnings growth and robust economic data. Mike Wilson's team attributed the decline primarily to semiconductor and memory chip stocks—which rallied significantly since the start of the year—alongside concentrated positioning in hedge funds and leveraged ETFs. The strategists view the pullback as both inevitable and ultimately beneficial for the bull market to extend through year-end. Morgan Stanley maintains its S&P 500 target of 8,000, approximately 8% above current levels.
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