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J.P. Morgan is bullish: U.S. stocks are breaking free from the black hole predicament, with the next target level for the S&P 500 being 6125-6170.
JPMorgan's recent report on the U.S. stock market technical strategy indicates that the easing of the China-U.S. trade war has driven the S&P 500 Index to break through key resistance levels, suggesting a stop-loss level of 5600 for long positions, with a target aiming towards 6125-6170.
U.S. stocks quickly rebounded, Goldman Sachs: limited upward potential in the short term, while the risk of a pullback is substantial, and all the issues from the beginning of the year remain.
Goldman Sachs believes that although the tariff negotiations have released Bullish Signals and market confidence has somewhat recovered, this does not mean that risks have been eliminated. The effective tariff levels of the Trump administration remain significantly higher than those before the so-called 'retaliatory tariffs' announced on April 2, and the U.S. stock market still faces risks such as high valuations, market concentration, and slowing growth.
