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March 17, 2008

Abby Cohen Muzzled: That's Gotta Be Bullish

Here is the most bullish news I've seen today: Goldman Sachs is muzzling perma-bull Abby Cohen in favor of a someone with a markedly lower target for the S&P 500 this year. Her successor, David Kostin, is calling for a 1,380 year-end S&P 500, versus the 1,675 that Abby had been calling for. Granted, both are up from current levels, but taking out Ms. Cohen has got to be one of those epochal moments.

Abby Joseph Cohen, the most bullish investment strategist on Wall Street this year, will stop making Standard & Poor's 500 Index forecasts for Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

... The 56-year-old Cohen now has the title ``senior investment strategist'' and contributor to the portfolio strategy team, according to [a GS spokersperson]. Her prediction for the S&P 500 this year was the highest among 14 Wall Street forecasters followed by Bloomberg.

Hat-tip to Howard Lindzon for pointing me to this one first, over on Twitter.

[via Bloomberg]

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Comments

End of an era. That makes me feel old.

Why must everything these days be a contrarian indicator. Sometimes a rose is just a rose.

Funny you should say that. Was just thinking the same thing earlier this afternoon. I'm tired of it, even coming from me.