Smart money: Goldman Sachs expects buying in the S&P 500

According to Goldman Sachs, algo funds are expected to be buyers in S&P 500 stocks in any scenario in the coming month.

By the SpyStocks desk · 1y ago · 2 min read

One of the areas that we at the hot stocks alerts team place special emphasis on is smart money movements

This is the big money that usually quietly takes positions

Big money without much noise

You know this from news about insider buying - CEOs, board members, politicians, and more.

But recently we started tracking additional, larger money flows - ones that can even influence market movement.

As part of the channel team's monitoring program, we track pension fund rebalancing - or buying and selling by global hedge funds

You can see an example of this here when we published in advance about expected pension fund buying, which again led to one of the best days of the year

But the icing on the cake are systematic funds (CTAs)

We diligently follow the reports of major banks, especially Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America, who publish weekly forecasts on the positioning of these funds

You can see an example of this here when we published that algo funds had calmed down and were expected to be buyers in a rising market; we included this data in our considerations where we predicted a temporary bottom in the markets, which indeed proved to be an accurate forecast in retrospect

And now let's go back to the table above

According to Goldman Sachs, algo funds are expected to be on the buying side in the coming week in any scenario

Yes, you read that correctly

No matter if the market goes up or down, they are expected to buy

And the truth is broader

These funds are expected to be on the buying side in S&P 500 stocks in any scenario throughout the coming month

While these are not aggressive purchases, it is certainly a positive signal and definitely noteworthy

While we don't know when the market will rise or fall, we will continue to monitor and update on smart money movements

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