⚈ A rare nine -day S&P 500 rally can signal economic problems, not strength.
⚈ Experts warn that the US may already be or close to the economic downturn, referring to weak basics and tariff volatility.
⚈ CEOs and leaders such as Jamie Dimon are waiting for the fall of 2025 in the midst of US-China tensions.
The S&P 500 was closed on May 2, 2025 in nine consecutive days, a rare belt, which was not seen since 2004, ending with a day of 1.4% of 5686.
Despite the rally, Rosenberg's studies Chief Economist and Strategist David Rosenberg warned that the ascent may be more efficient than strength, his said May 2 in the post.
He noted that the extended strips of winnings that have occurred only 0.25% of the time in the last century have historically coincided with recessions or major market repairs, including before the October 1987 plane crash.
The long -time economic bear Rosenberg questioned the sustainability of the current bullish sense, warning that the manic behavior of the market could precede the sharp reversal.
“We live through history.
The effect of Trump's tariffs
He partially attributed the rally to what he called “Trump Plet”, referring to the rejection of the tariffs announced on April 9.
According to Rosenberg, the enthusiasm of the fleeing positive news investor can hide deeper economic vulnerabilities.
As Finbold previously announced, Rosenberg claimed that the fate of the economy could already seal, indicating that about 60% of it could already be in the recession. He advised investors to clean his portfolios and move towards defense.
Namely, Rosenberg joins the voices of several of the best Wall Street, warning the economic trajectory. The uncertainty related to the TRUPPI era tariffs and speculation of the US economy has risen by as much as 72%.
At the same time, most American CEOs now believe in the decline in 2025. On this line, Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, has warned that US-China tensions escalate can put pressure on the S&P 500 revenue and trigger the recession.
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