Well, based on history, it means I am likely to be proven right again, as the sentiment has now turned decidedly bullish enough to form the long-term top that I expect in the S&P 500. Moreover ...

Well, based on history, it means I am likely to be proven right again, as the sentiment has now turned decidedly bullish enough to form the long-term top that I expect in the S&P 500. Moreover ... lot ...

Consequently, various S&P 500 ... term. Each of our picks carries either a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) or 2 (Buy). You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 Rank stocks here. The chart ...

In the immortal words of Willie Nelson, turn out the lights, the party's over. The S&P 500 has been on quite a ride this year. Just a few days ago, on Oct. 18, the index of 500 of the largest ...

The S&P 500 ... S&P 500, and at this point, both have gone in opposite directions. This is because a stronger dollar typically leads to tighter financial conditions. If the move in long-term ...

Still, Gordon sees a long-term upside in the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust SPY. “Longer-term, I am very bullish on this market. I like where earnings are, I like where rates are, I like where the yield ...

heavily impacting long-term returns. Goldman Sachs has issued a stark warning for U.S. equity investors, predicting significantly lower returns for the S&P 500 over the next decade due to ...

Investors are leveraged long the S&P 500 through futures Every week ... ripe for a period of consolidation or vulnerable to a near-term pullback," Adam said.

Long-term optimism prevails despite short-term challenges in market sentiment. Meanwhile, the bullish sentiment in S&P 500 continues a historic streak. This begs the question: how long can this streak ...

initial S&P 500 return on equity (ROE), and an estimate of forward economic contraction frequency best helps explain and forecast long-term equity returns. Goldman Sachs analyst overhauls S&P 500 ...

The latest move in the EUR/USD has not yet been reflected in the S&P 500, and at this point, both have gone in opposite directions. This is because a stronger dollar typically leads to tighter ...