<div id="readability-page-1">A broad rotation toward smaller U.S. companies, renewed inflows to risk assets and a jump in sentiment indicators suggest investors are embracing a “run-it-hot” economic outlook heading into 2026, according to strategist Michael Harnett’s latest Flow Show report for Bank of America Securities. Harnett said in the Dec. 12 report the revamped BofA Bu...</div>

<p>Investors are increasingly favoring 'run-it-hot' trades, focusing on smaller U.S. companies and risk assets, as sentiment indicators show extreme bullishness. This trend is highlighted in strategist Michael Harnett's latest Flow Show report for Bank of America Securities, suggesting a positive economic outlook heading into 2026.</p>

- A rotation towards smaller U.S. companies and increased inflows to risk assets indicate a positive economic outlook for 2026.  
- Strategist Michael Harnett's latest Flow Show report highlights a surge in sentiment indicators reflecting this trend.  
- The findings suggest that investors are adopting a "run-it-hot" approach as they prepare for the upcoming year.

Investors tilt toward 'run-it-hot' trades as sentiment nears extreme bullish: BofA