S&P 500 Sees Nearly Zero Gains in Five Months: Valuation Drops to 18.5 Times, Are US Stocks Getting Cheaper?
TradingKey - Over the past five months, the S&P 500 experienced multiple rounds of notable volatility, only to end up virtually back where it started. The index closed at 7,580.07 on October 30, compared with 7,580.06 on May 29, a difference of just 0.01 points. On the surface, the broader U.S. equity market appears to have stalled, but internal valuations, capital flows, and the underlying structure of the gains have undergone significant changes.
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