The S&P 500 stock index rose over 20% from its previous low in October, leading some investors to predict a new period of stock market gains. Others aren’t so convinced. A “bull market” is conventionally defined as a 20% rise in stock prices from a previous low. A “bear market” — like the one the S&P 500 entered in June 2022 — is the inverse, a 20% drop from a recent high. would affect the stock market.
One expert from Goldman Sachs said the S&P could reach 4,500 — about 260 points below its pandemic-era peak — by the end of the year. However, experts from Morgan Stanley and Citi were less optimistic, saying the index could fall to 4,000. The disagreement partly stems from the uneven distribution of gains; while some companies' stocks are rising, others are stagnant or falling. Coverage was mainly found in business outlets, most of which AllSides rates as Center or Lean Left.
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