Woofun AI reports that Serenity has sharply criticized Bank of America for issuing market views that function as a 'reverse indicator,' potentially misleading retail investors. The bank had characterized the South Korean KOSPI index and the Korea ETF (EWY) as being in an 'extreme bubble,' drawing parallels to the March silver crash. This bearish stance prompted some retail investors to liquidate positions, yet the Korean equity market subsequently rallied, nearly doubling in value to reach all-time highs.

Concurrently, Bank of America projected three Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2026, a forecast that diverges significantly from current derivatives market pricing, which assigns near-zero probability to this scenario. Critics argue that such 'junk predictions' not only contradict the Trump administration's pro-rate-cut stance but also constitute a harmful practice by disseminating inaccurate macroeconomic outlooks to the retail sector.