#StocksatAllTimeHigh
The S&P 500 approaching 7,000 and potentially marking eight consecutive months of gains is a remarkable signal of sustained bullish momentum in U.S. equities. Historically, extended streaks like this often trigger questions about market rotation, sector leadership, and the interplay with monetary policy. If the Federal Reserve begins easing, liquidity conditions will improve, borrowing costs will fall, and investors may reevaluate allocations across risk assets.
One key question is where that capital flows first. Traditional sectors such as financials, industrials, and co
The S&P 500 approaching 7,000 and potentially marking eight consecutive months of gains is a remarkable signal of sustained bullish momentum in U.S. equities. Historically, extended streaks like this often trigger questions about market rotation, sector leadership, and the interplay with monetary policy. If the Federal Reserve begins easing, liquidity conditions will improve, borrowing costs will fall, and investors may reevaluate allocations across risk assets.
One key question is where that capital flows first. Traditional sectors such as financials, industrials, and co












