After a massive rebound, the S&P 500 (.SPY) is likely to continue its rally over the next three months, but challenges like tightening policies or global risks may disrupt growth
The TACO pattern (Trump Always Chickens Out), a key behavioral finance concept in early 2026, describes a cycle where aggressive policy or tariff threats lead to a market sell-off, followed by a pivot or negotiation that triggers a rapid relief rally。。。
With the S&P 500 erasing its 2026 losses and back in the green, the prospect of double-digit percentage gains over the next three months is doable, but sustaining momentum will depend on strong earnings growth, favorable rates, and stable inflation as key catalysts to drive the market ahead
While the S&P 500 may be the safer option for broad market exposure, rotating into the higher-beta Russell 2000 small caps could be a high-conviction play for the next quarter if risk appetite is strong, with the latter offering greater potential but volatility at a cost
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