The sizzling rally in stocks is nearing its end as investors are about to realize a recession has merely been postponed, JPMorgan says

• The sizzling rally in stocks will come to an end, as the risks of recession have only been postponed, JPMorgan said.
• Though investors are less worried about a downturn, some areas of GDP data are still weak, and interest rates remain high.
• "A weak trajectory for US domestic demand keeps recession risk elevated, even as the tightness in labor markets postpones this recession risk."

The sizzling rally in stocks is coming to an end soon as investors are about to realize that a recession has only been postponed, not avoided, according to JPMorgan.