Most Market Pullbacks Will Be Bought: iCapital's Amoroso

The video discusses the likelihood of market corrections, noting that a 10% correction is typical annually, while a 5% correction is common quarterly. Despite this, a deep correction is not expected due to strong economic momentum and the Fed's likely pause on rate hikes. Investors are eager to re-enter the market, preventing significant pullbacks. The discussion shifts to rate cuts, initially anticipated due to recession fears, but now seen as a response to declining inflation, which could lead to higher real interest rates. The Fed may cut rates to maintain economic stability without a recession.

What is the significance of cash on the sidelines in the context of market corrections?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between inflation and the Fed's potential rate cuts?