Shares may retest lows as coronavirus peaks



Hedge fund supervisor Paul Tudor Jones advised CNBC on Thursday the market may very well be greater by June regardless of what he sees as a turbulent month forward.

"My guess is likely one of the causes the market's up proper now's due to all of the month-end rebalancing. The market's front-running, it sees the truth that there are going to be quite a lot of equities to purchase," Jones advised CNBC's "Squawk Field." "That is one cause my guess is we'll keep agency into month-end after which we'll be challenged in April," because the market digests a peak stage of coronavirus circumstances.

"I believe that might carry us to a retest, it would even carry us to a fractional new low. However I do assume the inventory market's going to discover a backside as soon as we get a peak within the epidemic curve, [there's] not a doubt in my thoughts the inventory market will rally," he continued. "My guess is we'll be greater three or 4 months from now, 5 months from now, than decrease than the place we're proper now."

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