Fidelis Capital sees historical support for bull market gains in fifth year
Bitget2026/10/16 23:15- Fidelis Capital’s October 16 analysis highlighted historical support for further S&P 500 gains, with tighter Federal Reserve policy a key risk.
- The S&P 500 gained approximately 120% over four years from its October 12, 2022, low, supported by artificial intelligence and consumer resilience.
- Five of six bull markets reaching four years since 1957 posted fifth-year gains, averaging 14%.
- FactSet projects roughly 16% earnings growth in 2027, with the economy on relatively solid footing heading into year-end 2026.
- Bloomberg implied-rate data showed markets expecting three Fed hikes across 2026 and 2027, as higher energy costs weighed on inflation expectations.
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