Wall Street is worried about a "top collapse": US stocks may enter a painful consolidation phase next month after rebounding.

US stocks have rebounded rapidly since the low point in March, triggering concerns on Wall Street about the market first surging and then collapsing. Multiple experts predict that the US stock market may experience a sharp decline after a strong rebound, entering a painful consolidation period. David Rosenberg, founder of Rosenberg Research, suggests that before entering a more significant downturn, the stock market may see a strong rebound, likely driven by investors' fear of missing out on opportunities. Goldman Sachs also stated in a report this week that although they still maintain a year-end target price of 7600 for the S&P 500 index, there is a high risk of another decline after experiencing this strong rebound.