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Trump's presidency accelerates the bull market in US stocks! Wall Street investment banks: next year, the s&p 500 is expected to reach 6600 points.
①Analyst Julian Emmanuel of Evercore ISI stated that the US stock market bull market is still in its early stages, and the upward momentum will accelerate during the upcoming Trump presidency; ②Emmanuel expects the S&P 500 index to reach 6600 points by the end of next June, which means there is still an 11% upside potential for the index from the current level.
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George Soros's warning about US debt in the 1980s is still echoing today.
"Trump trade" fizzled out, what is the market worried about?
The market is concerned that if Trump really fulfills his campaign promises, especially on tariff policy, the usa may see larger deficits and soaring inflation, immigrant workers being deported, which could lead to a significant decline in economic growth.