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

AAII Sentiment Survey: Pessimism Jumps To Highest Level Since November

Pessimism among individual investors about the short-term outlook for stocks surged in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey. Bullish sentiment decreased 9.0 percentage points to 38.3%. Bearish sentiment was last higher on November 2, 2024. Pessimism is above its historical average for the first time in 24 weeks.

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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Bearish sentiment above historical averages amid rate cut uncertainty, earnings

Bearish sentiment above historical averages amid rate cut uncertainty, earnings report cards. 34% of individual investors think the market will trend down in the next six months. U.S. Stocks on Wednesday posted a four-day losing streak for the first time since the start of the year.

SPY: Resurgent Inflation, Soaring Yields, Geopolitical Turmoil - 1970s All Over Again?

U.S. Equity market has remained resilient despite resurgent inflation and soaring treasury yields. There is a risk of stagflation similar to the 1970s due to growing conflict in the Middle East. The equity market looks ripe for a correction due to high valuations and impending liquidity withdrawal.

Higher-For-Longer Risk For Rates Drives Up Treasury Yields

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday conceded that inflation progress has stalled and the case for rate cuts has weakened. The 10-year Treasury yield is paying attention and rose to 4.67%, the highest since Nov. 6. The Treasury market has convinced the crowd to demand a higher yield.

Teen Employment Numbers Improve In March 2024

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, teen employment surged in March 2024. The number of teens Age 16 to 19 counted as employed jumped by 224,000 to reach 5,832,000. Number of Americans Age 18 and 19 with jobs rose 161,000 from the previous month to 3,756,000, the highest since April 2008.