
About this episode
This week the podcast is a little different. With the mid-point of the year coming up, we’re revisiting the charts we discussed the most, and that resonated the most, in our meetings with investors in the first half of 2023. Although the S&P 500 has now pulled ahead of our recently revised year-end 2023 S&P 500 price target of 4,250, we’ve been north of the consensus tracked by Bloomberg on a median basis even before we raised it from 4,100 several weeks ago. For several months, the investors we’ve met with have generally assigned us to the bullish camp given what they’ve described as a more constructive view of the stock market on our part relative to other voices. We’ve joked that we’ve felt more neutral than bullish, but agree that we aren’t part of the bearish camp. Our top charts, which we discuss in today’s podcast, help illustrate why we’ve had this mindset. As for our market call today, most of our top charts are telling us the rally still has more room left in it, though one (which is sentiment based) requires close monitoring as it may soon signal that the rally has gone too far.
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