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Investors'attitudes towards emerging markets have changed, and emerging markets have become the hottest trading target, for the first time in the history of Bank of America Merrill Lynch fund managers' survey.
This is in contrast to last month, when fund managers called "short emerging markets" the third most popular transaction, which shows how quickly the mentality has changed in uncertain market conditions.
But for emerging markets, this may be a bad omen, as the hottest trading assets tend to decline in the near future.
Previously, the hottest trading targets included Bitcoin, American FAANG technology stocks and so on, while FAANG led the stock market down in December.
Emerging market stocks have risen 7.8% so far this year, and Friday's liquidity data show that investors have invested in emerging market stocks and bonds at an all-time high.
Emerging market assets will suffer in 2018. The crises in Turkey and Argentina have further hit developing countries, which have suffered from rising borrowing costs as a result of the strong dollar and rising yields on U.S. Treasuries.


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