Wall Street warns that high valuations of U.S. stocks may trigger a new round of Fluctuation.

According to Mars Finance, Jin10 reports that Wall Street strategists warn that the U.S. stock market may face more turmoil in the short term. Several institutions believe that with the government shutdown, trade uncertainties, and high valuations, the stock market may experience increased fluctuations in the short term. Paisley Nardini, head of the multi-asset strategy at Simplify, stated that political and fiscal news, along with Fed policies, could trigger greater volatility in the last few months of this year. The S&P 500 index has now gone 97 trading days without a 5% pullback, indicating that the market may be entering a technical retracement cycle. Both Michael Wilson from Morgan Stanley and Andrew Tyler from JPMorgan have warned of rising short-term risks.