Goldman Sachs says the market is still in a bullish phase and corrections present buying opportunities.
In a new episode of the bank’s The Markets podcast, John Flood, head of Americas Equities Execution Services at Goldman Sachs Global Banking and Markets, says: say to expect market volatility and to invest when stocks fall in value to capture the upside.
“I still think we are in buying dip mode. Reminder that we are entering the Russell rebalancing [Friday]where we normally see periods of volatility, and again a week ago [Thursday]While we were just talking about the Knicks parade… we actually had 34 billion shares trading across all US stock exchanges.
That’s the most active trading session in stock market history. This broke the record of Liberation Day in 2025. What that tells me is that you have a lot of investors from all kinds of different cohorts, whether they’re private, institutional or corporate portfolios. I think volatility will continue, but I do think the overall trend for this market is higher and dips still offer solid buying opportunities.”
The analyst also predicts strong retail investment for the rest of the year, driving the market higher.
“Retail has been the most consistent buyer of equities this year. And now that we’ve gotten through these high-profile IPOs (initial public offerings), it feels like the retail bidding is accelerating, which I expect will continue for the rest of this year.”
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