🇺🇸 S&P 500 Another sign the bottom may be behind us: the S&P 500 has just posted back‑to‑back weekly gains of more than 3%. Since 1950, stocks have been higher a year later in 13 of 15 similar cases, averaging a 14.1% return 👉 isabelnet.com/?s=S%26P+500 h/t Ryan Detrick, CMT $spx #spx

AAII folks are having none of it which shocks me. Bulls 31.7 (-5) Bears 42.8 (flat)

Citadel's Rubner: Positioning has reset, volatility has compressed, and flows are re-engaging, marking a meaningful shift in the underlying market backdrop. As we move into the heart of earnings season, focus is shifting back toward fundamentals, with a more idiosyncratic,

Despite stocks at all time highs, investors are still bearish AAII Bears have stayed above 40% for 6 consecutive weeks Similar bearish sentiment saw $SPX higher every time 3 months later Average gain: +7%

Have you guys ever experienced an 11.7 sigma event before? Well you just did this week, exceeding the top of the dot-com bubble. The cross-sectional standard deviation of annual returns within the S&P 500 Information Technology sector, as of April 15, 2026, dispersion hit

Goldman Sachs on massive fund flows into equities by CTA’s/hedge funds (that are just getting started). “The flows behind this move are still powerful. Last week: CTAs bought ~$86bn of equities, ~$45bn in the US. That is meaningful flow. Next five days: another ~$69bn coming,

“When April starts this strong the rest of the year was higher 20 of 24 years, 83.3%.” Jeffrey A. Hirsch

Today is the DAY. April 17, 2026. The intermediate top before the most difficult time of the presidential cycle. THE BAD NEWS We're entering the mid-term correction phase. Historically, markets correct an average of 16% during this period. It's the weakest part of the

Wild stat from BBG: - “One of the most powerful rallies since World War II” - Stocks took just 11 days to spike from oversold to overbought. - This was the second fastest rally in history, only surpassed by August 1982.

Stunning chart and comments from GS: - CTAs bought more than $86Bn in global equities over the past five sessions — one of the biggest buying sprees on record. - *My notes*: remember GS’ trading desk *projected* this would happen, one week in advance. Hats off to them. - Brian

S&P 500 has a real shot at closing up 3% for three consecutive weeks. This has only happened twice in history. At the '82 lows and after COVID. Stocks were up 33.9% and 32.3% a year later after those signals.

The S&P 500 closed at a new all-time high yet fewer than 15 stocks in the index closed at new 52 week highs. This weakness at an all-time high has occurred only twice in history. In both instances the S&P 500 went on to reach higher highs. +40.92% and +10.96%

NASDAQ gained in price for 11 days straight, and the SOX index gained >20% in 10 days. This momentum combination occurred twice before. It was followed by gains of +26.84% in 154 days and +27.58% in 190 days. In both instances there was 0.00% pullback in the S&P 500 index.

this is the nasdaq 13 day return. the other dates here are hilarious.

miltonberg.com miltonbergedge.com After a decline of -9% there has been one instance when the low held and the index rose in price for 10 of 11 days. December 10, 1971. The S&P 500 rose +23.08% to a peak 273 days later. Drawdown -0.02%

Milton W Berg CFA While I have been – and continue to be – very bullish, esp on small caps, ALWAYS respect the 4-yr prez cycle. '87 was a YEAR 3, '09 was a YEAR 1 (and the subsequent rally followed one of the two worst bears in 50 years.) Sohhh, yeah, I'm bullish but we are in a YEAR 2.

Nasdaq-100 up 13 days in a row, longest win streak since 2013. Previous long win streaks saw mixed returns in the near-term, but going out a year were never lower.

$SPX rallied 12.33% the past 13 days. The only other times were at the bear market lows of 2009 (ended a secular bear cycle), 2003, 1982 (also ended a secular bear cycle) and 1974 or the DEEP correction lows of 1987 and 2020 or the 2000 tech bubble peak. All the gains off these

modest proposal You’ve got some overlapping dates there. Interesting, I was thinking Nasdaq bottomed on March 9th, but I guess it bottomed on the 6th, 3 days before the Dow and S&P. But, so, basically, we might be kicking off an epic run from the bear market lows of late march, 2026!

NYSE's Daily A-D Line made a new all-time high today. See mcoscillator.com/learning_cente… for why this is really important news.