The ongoing move out of stocks into bonds and cash is the biggest since 2008, Goldman Sachs says (GS

The gap between flows out of equity funds and into bond and cash funds is the widest since 2008, Goldman Sachs analysts wrote. The shift in allocation signals investors are selling stocks for stabler assets. The analysts cited decelerating economic growth and trade uncertainty for lowered risk appetites. The outflow trend will likely stabilize in 2020 and corporations will continue to prop up equity demand, Goldman said. Visit the Business Insider homepage for more stories. Investors...