Recession fears are still lurking despite the S&P 500 surge: Kenny Polcari

Kenny Polcari, chief market strategist at SlateStone Wealth, discusses the recent surge of the S&P 500, which added $1.3 trillion in value, which has alleviated some fears of a market sell-off. However, he also notes that concerns about a potential recession still persist beneath the surface.

Stock Forecasts

The strong performance of the S&P 500 indicates bullish sentiment among investors. However, the ongoing recession fears suggest caution as economic indicators could impact market stability. Companies with strong fundamentals may still perform well despite these fears.

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