What’s next for the S&P 500? SA analysts weigh in

SPY has seen net outflows of more than $10B during latest slide

SPY has seen net outflows of more than $10B during latest slide. The S&P 500 reached an all-time high of 5,264.85 on March 28. The index is within seven points of slipping below the 5,000 mark for the first time since Feb. 24.

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Roth MKM says the the longer-term S&P 500 uptrend is disrupted and more pain is to come

Roth MKM says the the longer-term S&P 500 uptrend is disrupted and more pain is to come. The financial institution says the benchmark average appears to have disrupted its long-term uptrend. The recent selloff has pushed the index to its lowest trading level since March 15.

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Sideways, With A Splash Of Uncertainty

The S&P 500 established its last record high on the last Thursday in March, right before the long Easter weekend. The market has bounced around in a mostly directionless manner since then. The Q1 earnings season is officially underway as of Friday. The recent decline in stock prices has taken a relatively short-lived effect.

Inverse ETFs to Play Now on Middle East Tension & Rising Rates?

Markets are broadening out but still have a long way to go - Barclays

Q1 2024 Earnings Preview: Will Reports Be Good Enough To Turn Markets Positive

Q1 earnings season kicks off with Q1 2024 S&P 500 EPS growth expected to come in at 3.2%. The second quarter got off to a rocky start as major indices closed lower last week. Buybacks and dividend increases were on the rise in Q1. The Consumer Price Index for March was higher than expected.

Anatomy Of A Recession Update: What's Different About This Cycle?

Jeffrey Schulze, Head of Economic and Market Strategy at ClearBridge Investments, discusses the updated ClearBridge Recession Risk Dashboard. He says immigration has increased the growth potential of the US economy more than usual. He also shares his views on US equities and the impact of the Magnificent Seven.

Why We Won't See A Recession In 2024

The jobs market is unlikely to lead to a recession in 2024. Wage growth continues to trend lower, while a spike in unemployment that would trigger a recession appears unlikely from here. The labour market is cooling, but is expected to begin to tighten in the coming years. The decline in wage growth has been caused by a lack of labour supply.

Chances of June rate cut narrow after hot CPI print

Chances of a Federal Reserve rate cut narrow after hot CPI print on Monday. The chances of a 25-basis point rate cut by the Fed's June meeting have dropped dramatically. The hotter-than-expected consumer inflation report suggests inflation may be stickier than expected. The broader S&P 500 slipped after the CPI report.

Wells Fargo ups its year-end S&P 500 target to 5,535

Wells Fargo ups its year-end S&P 500 target to 5,535. The bank says the ideal sector for risk to reward is still the Communications sector. Wells Fargo says the bull market has shifted investors' attention away from traditional valuation measures. The S&p 500 target would give the benchmark average upside of roughly 6.4% from current levels.

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U.S. Economic Review And Outlook Q1 2024

S&P 500 holds its bullish trend as it defends the 20-day MA yet again - BTIG

The S&P 500 (SP500) looks to defend its bullish trend as the benchmark index continues to hold its 20-day moving average. BTIG says the index has tested the average seven times this year and has held above the technical line. The index trades higher on the year by 9.8% and is up 26.3% over the past 1-year.

Spring 2024 Snapshot Of The S&P 500's Market Cap

Microsoft has become the biggest company in the S&P 500 with a market cap of nearly $3.3 trillion as of 28 March 2024. The first quarter of 2024 has come and gone. The index clocked a new record high of 5,254.35. The Top 10 stocks in the index together accounted for 32.5% of its total valuation.

Major averages are on pace to close out worst day of trading in nearly a month

Major averages are on pace to close out worst day of trading in nearly a month. The Nasdaq Composite, S&P 500 (SP500), and Dow Jones (DJI) each look like they will end well into negative trading territory. The last time the major averages finished lower on a single day was back on February 13. The Dow Jones looks to erase all gains made since March 20th.

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