Investors should be selling into market strength until further notice, according to Bank of America’s top market expert. With investors on edge over President Donald Trump’s tariffs and all of their ramifications, the best bet is to wait for policymaker action before putting more money to work, said Michael Hartnett, the bank’s chief investment strategist. Bank of America’s recommendation is to “sell the rips,” Hartnett said in his weekly client note looking at money flows on Wall Street. Further, he advocates being long on the 2-year Treasury note despite the recent jump in yields and going short the S & P 500 “until a. Fed cuts break liquidation cycle [of higher yields, lower stocks and a declining U.S. dollar], b. US-China trade war eases to reverse recession momentum, c. US consumer purchasing power rises via real wages,
