Summary
- Investor sentiment is extremely bullish with many believing the market is unstoppable, even by divine intervention or significant economic downturns.
- Despite the current bullish trend, I anticipate the S&P 500 may exceed 6000SPX before a multi-decade bull market ends.
- The market’s overconfidence mirrors pre-Great Depression attitudes, ignoring multiple risk factors that could trigger a severe financial crisis.
- I expect the bull market to peak by 2024, potentially leading to a long-term bear market, pending strong evidence in 2025.
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RamonCarretero
Every now and then, I peruse articles written on Seeking Alpha to glean a flavor of what the average investor feels about the current market environment. And, to that end, I will scan the comments section for some nuggets of anecdotal sentiment.
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