[Bank of America Warns: 70% of Bear Market Signals in U.S. Stocks Have Been Triggered, Time to Take Profits] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on June 9, Bank of America Securities recently issued a report with a clear warning about the current stage of the U.S. stock market. In the institution's view, multiple key indicators are approaching levels historically seen at market peaks, prompting investors to reassess their risk exposure. The strategy team led by Savita Subramanian stated bluntly in a June 5 report: 'There are too many warning signals,' and offered a straightforward recommendation—'Take profits.' Their analysis found that approximately 70% of the signals used to identify bear market turning points have recently been triggered, a proportion that aligns closely with the average seen during past market peak phases. From a valuation perspective, the current level of the S&P 500 Index is significantly overvalued. Subramanian pointed out that among the 20 evaluation metrics she tracks, 17 indicate that the index is 'statistically expensive,' with 8 even exceeding levels seen during the tech bubble era. These signals come from multiple dimensions, including consumer confidence, economic growth expectations, merger and acquisition activity ratings, as well as credit stress and the tightening of financial conditions. For example, the Federal Reserve's Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey released in May reflects that consumer demand continues to weaken.