On Saturday, Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management CEO Ross Gerber, said market selling pressure is starting to build, arguing it has become difficult to stay optimistic while inflation remains stubborn. He also warned that persistent price increases can be a headwind for both equities and fixed income.
In a post on X, Gerber said that he sees sellers stepping in and described the setup as “Hard to be bullish at the moment.” He tied that view directly to inflation, adding, “Inflation is real and not going away soon.”
Gerber framed the shift as a change in who is controlling the tape, with downside activity becoming more visible. In his view, that dynamic makes it tougher for risk assets to find sustained support.
He also …
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