S&P 500 Flashes a Signal Never Seen in 36 Years. What’s Next?
By Luis Blanco
The S&P 500 has just flashed a market signal never recorded in 36 years of data. It reveals something unusual happening beneath Wall Street’s biggest index. On November 2, the S&P 500 entered extreme oversold territory, even as nearly half its constituent stocks were overbought. According to Bespoke Investment Group,…
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