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S&P 500 from 2026-06-29 to 2026-09-10 · ▲ bullish · ▼ bearish · dot = the close that day
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2026-09-09
from 102.5
WTI crude
Bullish (Leaning)
And it looks to me like it's going to be oil prices going up because there's no demand destruction.
Wilson says do not cut equity exposure; upgrade it: S&P over foreign markets and quality over low-quality stocks
I don't think people should be reducing their equity exposure. What they should be doing is upgrading the portfolio, which is what we've been doing, which is S&P over foreign markets
Wilson says an oil-driven liquidity drain plus heavy issuance could bring an S&P correction within 30 days, but a correction, not the end of the bull market
that's another reason why I think we could have a correction in the next 30 days. But it's a correction. It's not the end.
Wilson says issuance windows are less wide open than 6-12 months ago, with some lower-quality deterioration, but buying demand for new issuance remains ample
So I don't think it's as wide open perhaps as it was six, eight, 12 months ago. But I do think we still have quite a bit of buying demand for new issuance.