There’s another S&P 500 target cut — to a new Wall Street low
Another bank has cut its price target, and this time it’s to a new low on Wall Street. Barclays strategists say they’ve lowered their year-end S&P 500 price target to 5,900 from 6,600. That’s the lowest of any firm that’s a U.S. Treasury dealer, though Montreal-based BCA has a 4,450 year-end call. source : marketwatch
‼️'Retail investors' money is FURIOUSLY buying US equities:
Retail flows into technology stocks have more than TRIPLED in just a few weeks. Mom-and-pop investors have bought the largest US tech stocks despite the Nasdaq 100 index falling into a correction.👇 Source: Global Markets Investor
If Goldman is wrong and the market has priced in all the downside of April 2 (and then some)
it is possible that stocks will continue to rally, which means that the analogue chart between Trump 2 and Trump1 will remain valid. Source: www.zerohedge.com, Bloomberg
The S&P has closed above the 200-day moving average... WE DID IT! $SPY
The Great Market Crash of 2025 • Born: March 2025 • Died: March 2025 ??? Source: StockTwits
As our proprietary charts of M2 proxy (10 weeks advance) vs BTC and S&P500 suggested on Friday
The bottom could be near for risk assets as the lagged effects of a weaker dollar on global liquidity will provide a support to stocks and BTC Yesterday's advance seem to corroborate these findings. Source: Bank Syz
National Capitalism and the Trump Effect on Investment Pledges in the US 👇
Hyundai — $20 Billion UAE — $1.4 Trillion Saudi Arabia — $600 Billion Apple — $500 Billion Softbank, Open AI, Oracle — $100 Billion Nvidia — $100 Billion + Johnson & Johnson — $55 Billion Taiwan Semiconductor — $100 Billlion CMA CGM Group — $20 Billion Eli Lilly — $27 Billion Merck — $1 Billion GE Aerospace — $1 Billion Roughly $ 3 Trillion in new direct investment into America in the first few weeks of the Trump Administration. Source: Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11, FoxNews
📢 Pension Funds and Target Funds could buy a combined $105 Billion of U.S. Stocks for monthly/quarterly rebalancing, according to UBS 🚀 🚀🚀
Source: Barchart
🎈 Happy Anniversary, Dot-Com Bubble.
On this day 25 years ago — March 24, 2000 — the S&P 500 hit a peak it wouldn’t revisit until 2007. Three days later, the Nasdaq 100 reached its final all-time high… for the next 15 years.
