S&P 500 2025 Year-End Forecasts

S&P 500 2025 Year-End Forecasts Wall Street’s S&P 500 2025 year-end projections have improved since tariff issues appeared more manageable, but wide disparities persist due to shifting trade policies and broader macroeconomic risks. Image: Yahoo…

GS Social Media Economic Sentiment Index

GS Social Media Economic Sentiment Index Having rebounded from negative territory earlier this year, the GS Social Media Economic Sentiment Index recently surged to its highest level, indicating a significant positive shift in economic sentiment…

S&P 500 Year-End Target

S&P 500 Year-End Target Oppenheimer projects strong gains for the S&P 500 supported by macroeconomic fundamentals, progress in trade deals, and structural technological shifts, with a year-end 2025 target of 7,100 points implying continued robust…

Tariffs Impact on YoY U.S. GDP Growth

Tariffs Impact on YoY U.S. GDP Growth Over the next three years, higher tariffs are expected to slow U.S. GDP growth by 1.7%, as they raise costs for consumers and businesses, fuel inflation, and drag…

EPS – GS Top-Down vs. Consensus Bottom-Up Estimates

EPS – GS Top-Down vs. Consensus Bottom-Up Estimates A 14% consensus EPS growth forecast for the S&P 500 next year may be plausible, but some analysts regard it as optimistic, awaiting further confirmation from corporate…

Performance of the Most Shorted Stocks vs the Russell 3000

Performance of the Most Shorted Stocks vs the Russell 3000 The recent three-month period has been exceptionally strong for the most heavily shorted stocks outside the pandemic boom, driven significantly by retail investors and short…

Speculative Trading Indicator 3-Month Changes

Speculative Trading Indicator 3-Month Changes While the U.S. stock market may continue rallying in the near term due to strong earnings and positive trade developments, the heightened speculative activity raises the risk of a notable…

Performance of the Most Shorted Stocks Relative to Russell 3000

Performance of the Most Shorted Stocks Relative to Russell 3000 Over the last 3 1/2 months, the most heavily shorted stocks have experienced extraordinary rallies, significantly outperforming the broader market. Image: Deutsche Bank Asset Allocation