SPY Gains 73% in 5 Years, Analyst Signals Buying Opportunities
Published on · Source: finance.yahoo.com
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Summarized by AI from the source belowThe SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) has gained 73% over the last five years, with no pullbacks of 10% or more since April 2025. Currently, the ETF sits at $735.02, having risen 31% since April 2025, but has recently fallen 2.23% in the past week and 1.62% over the past month. Analyst Scott Wren from Wells Fargo highlights a Fed pivot from easing to tightening as a reason for potential market volatility and advises investors to hold cash for buying opportunities rather than chasing current prices. Wren forecasts a 15-25% earnings growth next year, underlining a favorable long-term outlook.
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