- Bullish strategists often cite a record $6.9 trillion in money market funds as potential fuel for stocks.
- But the surge in money market cash might not be because investors are waiting to pile into stock.
- Potential dip buyers don’t see any bargains just yet as the stock market declines on worries of fading economic growth.
Wall Street strategists in the last year have pointed to a key reason stocks are likely to keep pushing higher: the mountain of cash on the sidelines.