The S&P 500 index, represented by the SPY ETF, is currently trading approximately 3% below its all-time highs, having recovered from losses experienced earlier in the year. Since April 22, the index has declined only three days, indicating relative stability. Market momentum has been supported by a surge in options sentiment, with the Option Score rising from 0 to 5, reflecting increased bullish conviction among investors. JP Morgan has expressed a positive near-term outlook, stating that the market is poised to retest its all-time highs.
BREAKING: JP MORGAN SAYS — MARKET IS POISED TO RETEST “ALL TIME-HIGHS” 👀 $SPY They’re bullish on the near-term ! https://t.co/EZIUmyWJxZ
SPY has clawed back losses from the March low, now trading near YTD highs. What’s powering the move? Options sentiment. The Option Score has surged from 0 to 5 — a clear sign of increasing bullish conviction. Momentum is strong, but watch for overbought signals. https://t.co/npFx3eIWbn
The S&P 500 has been down 3 days since April 22. https://t.co/SVJGPzplqK