
Americans are displaying significant optimism towards the stock market, with major indexes reaching new highs. The S&P 500 has risen by 18% this year, and U.S. households' stock allocations have climbed to around 42% of their total financial assets, the highest level since 1952, according to JPMorgan. Fidelity Investments reports an increase in the number of 401(k) accounts worth at least $1 million. This surge in the stock market has contributed to a rise in Americans' net worth, with many becoming millionaires. Investors are becoming increasingly bullish on stocks, with market euphoria at an all-time high.
Investors are becoming increasingly bullish on the US stock market. Wall Street Journal's @GunjanJS writes: "The surging stock market has minted millionaires and helped send many Americans’ net worth sharply higher. As of the second quarter, the number of 401(k) retirement… https://t.co/o11iHh1qEh
Households and 401(k) Holders Go In Big for Stocks https://t.co/OFKPSTsmBG
The Wall Street Journal reports that Americans are bullish on stocks. Major indexes reached new highs, driving the S&P 500 up 18%. https://t.co/Wf57pCTFGM


