Goldman Sachs: The stock market crash is not coming – What that means now

In a recently published study, analysts at Goldman Sachs spoke out against a possible crash on the markets. According to market observers, this is why there will be no sell-off and things can now continue as normal for the stock market and investors.

Just a few weeks ago, more and more experts were warning of a setback in the markets. But now the panic seems to be over, as more and more analysts are declaring the moment for a correction to be over. This is also the case with analysts at Goldman Sachs in a recently published study:

Goldman Sachs: The stock market crash is not coming

Analyst Christian Mueller-Glissmann stressed that the risk of a bear market or a crash is far too low, especially in view of the Fed's upcoming interest rate cuts. This is also because crashes of 20 percent have become increasingly rare since 1990 due to the actions of central banks.

The expert did not want to rule out minor setbacks in view of the geopolitical situation, the upcoming election, etc. Added to this is the ever-growing concern about the US economy.

But no sell-off – what does this mean for investors?

Investors who trust Goldman Sachs' forecast can rest a little calmer. After the volatile last few weeks on the stock market, the prospect of no major sell-off is a sign of relief.

Investors should not expect the significant fluctuations to decrease. Especially with regard to seasonal volatility, it is clear that there could still be some trouble ahead.

However, if one considers, as Goldman Sachs does, the likelihood of a significant sell-off during this period, investors can sleep better despite higher volatility during this period.

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