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The article discusses the potential continuation of the bull market into 2026, supported by historical data showing previous bull markets lasting at least five years, and highlights the significant role of AI-driven stocks like the Magnificent Seven in driving recent gains. Despite some concerns about a bubble, history suggests the market could keep rising, making long-term investing a promising strategy.
The Nasdaq's history suggests a potential for growth in 2024, with AI stocks playing a significant role. Amazon's recent moves in the AI space, including its partnership with Anthropic and development of its own chips, position it as a potential leader in the AI market. Despite recent challenges, Amazon's stock presents an intriguing investment opportunity, especially as the company's AI initiatives gain traction and the market anticipates a strong 2024 for the Nasdaq.
Recent market developments have drawn comparisons to previous episodes in US market history. The stock market's resilience amid rising bond yields is reminiscent of the late 1980s and 2008, while bond vigilantes selling off Treasuries harken back to the 1990s. The housing market, with soaring mortgage rates, resembles the early 1980s. Investors are searching for signals that echo previous recessions as fears of a downturn intensify.
After a lackluster August for stocks, historical data suggests that September may not fare much better. September has historically delivered negative monthly returns for the S&P 500 and has been the worst month on average for the Nasdaq. All three major indexes are currently experiencing losses for the month. While some weakness in September is expected, analysts believe that a pullback does not necessarily indicate a stumble for stocks for the rest of the year. The upcoming September Fed meeting and the resilience of the economy are seen as key factors that could drive the market in the fourth quarter.