S&P 500 Nears Record High But Breadth Flashes Rare 1929, 1999 Signal — Analyst Says ‘We’ve Never in Almost 100 Years Seen Breadth This Bad’
The S&P 500 nears record highs, but Jason Goepfert warns of a rare technical anomaly last seen before the 1929 and 1999 market crashes.
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The stock market is near its all time high, but only a few big companies are doing well. When most companies are not doing well, it can mean the market might slow down soon.
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