- Almost all longer term predictions for the stock market hinge upon more federal stimulus

money inflating equity prices further. The ongoing bubble could continue on for several
years as the monetary supply expands and the dollar and other fiat currencies weakened
due to inflation. This could support ongoing annualized growth in the S&P 500 as investors
have come to know. The chart below shows that stimulus money has kept the stock market’s
parabolic curve intact, however, another breakdown is possible as the past has shown. If this
happens, more stimulus money will likely be used to keep the stock market afloat.

- 2021 is always going to be an interesting year across the entire trading space because of the
unprecedented impact of the Coronavirus which has had a massive impact on the entire
globe, 1 S&P 500 Forecast: For 2021 And Beyond 2 S&P 500 Historical Overview 3 Current
S&P 500 Index 4 Top Factors That Impact S&P 500 In 2021 & In Future 5 S&P 500 Forecast
2021 6 Future S&P 500 Predictions 7 S&P Predictions For Next 5 Years (Until 2025) 8 S&P 500
10 Years Forecast (Until 2030) 9 Summary: What is the future of the S&P 500 10 FAQ:
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to the economy, to the health sector and even the public liberties of almost every country.
But, it is also worth looking into where the S&P 500 was coming into the year with a new
President taking office and things starting to reopen, because this paints an interesting
picture of what the rest of 2021 may look like, and in fact what the future holds as this year
will more than likely be a defining one. In 2020, the stock market was setting new record
highs, but most gains were eliminated in March due to the Black Thursday panic selloff. The
fall induced from the Covid-19 pandemic took the S&P 500 level to a level that has not been
seen since late 2016, but, falls like this are not always the worst thing as they offer
opportunities to get into the market that is set to climb again, and that is evident in how the
market is currently moving. However, the S&P 500 has since recovered to new highs
throughout the rest of 2020 and into 2021. Does the market make an even higher recovery
from here, or does another selloff occur? The S&P 500 has become a popular investing index
since its initiation in 1957. It was introduced by Standard & Poor’s in 1957 as a stock market
index to track the value of 500 large corporations listed on the New York Stock Exchange
(NYSE) and the NASDAQ Composite. What the history of this index shows is that because it is
somewhat of a representation of the health of the American economy and space, it is often
influenced by factors that affect the entire country. For example, during its first 10 years, the
value of the index rose to nearly 700 points, reflecting the economic boom that followed
World War II. But, from 1969 to early 1981, the index gradually declined where it fell to a
point under 300 with the US economy struggling with stagnant growth and high inflation. So,
this index really is a bit of a bellwether of the US economy and this is important to note
because when things are going well for America, the index will be higher, but if the opposite
happens, things can go the other way. The index opened at 386.36 points and as explained it
has risen to over 700 points after the war, and slumped back down again in economic
stagnation. But, from 1982 to 2000, stock market prices rose and the S&P 500 climbed
1,350%. The factors that contributed to the rise in 2 S&P 500 Historical Overview
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things like interest rates trending lower, strong global economic growth as a result of
increasing levels of globalization, a rise in the middle class, technological innovations, a
stable political climate, and falling commodity prices. If we look at the current situation of
the S&P 500, the COVID selloff looks like a tiny blip from where the index’s prices used to be.
A pullback has the index down to 4300 off the high of about 4530. It is probably a good time
to delve deeper into the factors that have been known to influence the S&P 500 as we have
come to the understanding that what is bad for the US economy is bad for the index, but
there is a lot more to it than that. The stock markets are easily influenced by negative and
positive news as these impact the companies involved in the market and their possibility of
being profitable. So, there are three key factors in just the last year or so that have made
major impacts on the charts. 3 Current S&P 500 Index Top Factors That Impact S&P 500 In
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Federal Reserve, which is the department that controls the money, and basically the
economy, can have a huge role to play in the way the stock markets move. Through 2020,
the Fed started taking a patient, dovish stance, which meant that interest rates were halted,
then lowered. Then, this was taken a step further with the Covid-19 panic as the Fed started
printing more money and slashed interest rates again. With rates on the low, credit card
borrowing rates will stabilize, and flat mortgage rates will be welcome for buyers. Lower
rates are known to make stocks more attractive as investments because of the opportunity
cost of owning fixed income assets. This has been a major boost for the S&P 500 index.
However, signs that inflation is forcing the Fed to take an increasingly hawkish stance is
making for an interesting situation and increasing fear in the market. The S&P 500 has
historically done well for investors, and given the ongoing stimulus efforts, should continue
to do so. Analysts expect the popular US stock market index to continue to grow in 2021
after bumpy 2020. Tom Lee, Head of Investments at Fundstrat Advisors expects the S%P 500
to rise another 7% in the back half of 2021 despite it being a choppy ride. Lee cites “a litany
of reasons to stay constructive,” according to a CNBC report. CNBC Mad Money host Jim
Cramer also sees upside ahead. “The charts, as interpreted by Carolyn Boroden, suggest that
the S&P 500 is done getting slammed, with more upside ahead. I share Boroden’s positivity
on the market in general … especially now that the recent shakeout has wr