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Hartnett: It Would Almost Be A Surprise For The S&P Not To Hit 6,666

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by Tyler Durden
Sunday, Nov 24, 2024 - 04:25 PM

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It may not be the best year of the century, but it's close. As the chart below shows, the YTD performance of the S&P is 26%, just 0.5% where the index performance was in 2021, the best year for stocks this millennium.

And if seasonals have anything to say about the performance of the S&P in the last 5 weeks of the presidential election year, then we are likely set for another record year.

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