Jessica Menton

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The S&P 500 $SPX has soared 6.2% this month through Thursday, putting it on track for its biggest advance in May since 1990 if those gains hold through Friday’s close, according to data compiled by Bloomberg https://t.co/iXuc9vQpV0 https://t.co/e6MeUUT60h

The choice for exhausted stock market pros is getting harder: watch that cash pile up or jump back in? https://t.co/0cpQOpZ9eT

Beleaguered stock bulls are getting an encouraging sign from the people who know the companies best https://t.co/XfIBPAmz9V via @markets

The gap between the bulls and the bears among sell-side strategists on Wall Street is more than 2,500 points, or 57%, which is the widest on record for this point in the year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg going back to 2000 https://t.co/VQDAeQ3oEi via @markets https://t.co/wd8DJMxQEM

The S&P 500 notched its biggest bottom-to-top intraday reversal — at nearly 11% — since the height of the global financial crisis in November 2008 and even higher than the Flash Crash in May 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. https://t.co/1W0L9QIvjE

Roughly 30 billion shares traded on US exchanges on Wednesday. That’s the most on record going back at least 17 years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. https://t.co/3THexwEIbe

“Is it real?!” said Jonathan Corpina at Meridian Equity Partners. “I couldn’t believe my eyes. Everything happened so quick.” https://t.co/mjKg1x1pxP via @markets

Join me & Bloomberg’s @tomkeene, Brendan Murray and Enda Curran report on the latest market moves in a Live Q&A on at 11 a.m. ET today to discuss tariff impacts on global financial markets and the economy https://t.co/0S67IgCTJ5

US stock futures soared Tuesday after the biggest three-day rout in five years, fueled by the most oversold conditions since the pandemic and optimism the Trump administration will water down its tariff regime https://t.co/jXnCyqC7kt via @markets

Within seven minutes, the S&P 500 had added over $2.5 trillion in value. And then, just as quickly, it evaporated via @markets with @BTLipschultz @deyesha https://t.co/BXuDpbRZ4X via @markets

$SPX finished just 0.2% lower on Monday, marking its biggest bottom-to-top intraday reversal — at 8.5% — since the depths of the pandemic in March 2020, erasing nearly all of its losses after tumbling as much as 4.7% after the opening bell, Bloomberg data show. https://t.co/swlRHmgGWY

Evercore ISI’s Julian Emanuel cut his year-end $SPX target to 5,600 from 6,800, implying a roughly 10% gain for the index through Friday’s close. He lowered his estimate for the index’s per-share earnings in 2025 and 2026 to $255 and $272, respectively. https://t.co/qpFZZivfj3

Historically, $SPX trailing P/E ratio drops to an average of 15.6 during routs that precede economic downturns, per @StovallCFRA. It’s currently at 23 despite the selloff, meaning there’s still plenty of room for stocks to fall. From me & @lena_popina https://t.co/pRCymB6rRy https://t.co/ip6iRGYfoh

The S&P 500 closed 6% lower in its worst day since the depths of the pandemic in March 2020, wiping out $5.4 trillion in market value in just two sessions https://t.co/CM3wSnnykH via @markets