- Stocks will see a year-end rally, continuing November’s historical trend as a strong month for the market.
- Jeremy Siegel says bond yields are near their peak and the end of a historic sell-off is in sight.
- The upcoming FOMC meeting won’t change much for investors as the Fed is likely to leave rates unchanged.
The sell-off in stocks in the past few months has investors fretting over their 2023 gains, but if history is any guide, investors are about to enter a historically strong month that could help propel equities to a year-end rally.
That’s according to Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel, who says strong seasonality and a handful of key developments will set stocks up for gains as 2023 winds down.
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