The S&P 500 is up about 56% in the last 21 months, a figure that’s right in line with its average gain at the same point of all major market advances since 1957. However, this move should be considered substantially better than average when we consider the “late-cycle” nature of the monetary and economic backdrop that’s accompanied it.
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07
2024
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