Bank of America's latest survey reveals an interesting split in sentiment: one in five fund managers believe corporations are pouring too much capital into investments right now. This cautious stance from 20% of surveyed managers hints at growing concerns about capital allocation efficiency in the current market cycle.

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RugDocScientist

· 11-30 17:03

20% of fund managers call for a halt, it seems this wave of overinvestment is really coming.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 11-28 13:01

20% of fund managers are calling it quits? This is quite interesting, it feels like everyone is starting to get scared.

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DefiPlaybook

· 11-27 19:05

20% of fund managers are bearish on corporate investment enthusiasm, which is quite interesting data — it indicates that market capital allocation has indeed started to become unbalanced. Notably, the remaining 80% are still betting wildly, and this divergence itself is a risk signal.

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