Outlook for the usa Market: Has the usa market surge come to an end? The average annual return of S&P500 for the next 10 years is only 1% after inflation adjustment=GOLDMAN SACHS Dow Jones Industrial Average starts down $53.

Hello, moomoo users! Here is the NY Stock Market outlook for tonight.

Market Overview
The U.S. market started with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which consists of high-quality stocks, down 53.70 points to 43,222.21. The Nasdaq Composite Index, with a high proportion of technology stocks, started 33.07 points lower at 18,456.48. The S&P 500, which consists of 500 large cap stocks in the USA, started 6.85 points lower at 5,857.82.

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The surge in the usa market has ended = GS
Goldman Sachs stated that the significant increase in the S&P 500 Index over the past 10 years has ended. The bank expects that stocks will face tough competition with other assets over the next 10 years, and the S&P 500 Index is likely to lag behind bonds and inflation.
According to Goldman Sachs' forecast, the average annual return of the S&P 500 in the next 10 years will be just 3%, with a post-inflation return rate of only 1%, significantly below the long-term average of 11%.
Bloomberg's survey indicates that despite a weak start this week, there are expectations that stock prices will continue to rise until the end of the year.
Meanwhile, Carson Block believes that the flow of pension funds will support stocks.

Concerns lurk behind the market frenzy despite the sharp increase in insider selling.
Despite high market sentiment, insider stock sales by companies have increased significantly.
According to the Insider Sentiment Index, the number of sellers has increased significantly, reaching the highest level in the past 3 years, with noticeable sales of Apple and Bank of America shares by Warren Buffett among others.
When the same indicators rose as last time, the S&P 500 stock price index fell by 8%.

Gold hits new highs, oil rises, and Bitcoin approaches the $0.07 million mark.
In other markets, gold hits an all-time high, oil rises, and Bitcoin aims for $70,000.
T. Rowe Price Associates expects that with increasing inflation expectations, the yield on 10-year government bonds will reach 5% within six months.