Investor sentiment towards the S&P 500 remains positive, with a recent survey indicating a shift in market outlook. According to Investor Intelligence data, 50% of investors identify as bulls while 22% consider themselves bears, marking an increase in the bull-bear spread for the first time in four weeks. This sentiment shift reflects a reset in investor attitudes, yet optimism persists, suggesting continued bullish behavior in the market. Additionally, the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII) reported a rise in bullish sentiment, with bulls increasing by 9 percentage points to 51.6%, while bears decreased by 5 percentage points to 23.7%. This data highlights a trend of increasing confidence among investors as they navigate the current market landscape.