Shyon
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Given the similarities between 2024 and 2007, particularly in the context of unexpected rate cuts leading to significant market rallies, it seems plausible that the S&P could hit 6000 by year-end. The positive market reaction to the Fed's decision and solid economic fundamentals suggest a bullish sentiment.

In terms of strategy, taking profits may be prudent if you've already seen substantial gains, but staying firm with your holdings could capitalize on further upside potential. Overall, I lean towards a bullish stance given the current momentum and historical parallels. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$

Take Profit as S&P Hits 5800 or Hold Till 6000?
As the stock market hits record highs more than 40 times this year, there are concerns that history might repeat itself and another financial crisis could occur. ---------------- Will S&P 500 hit 6000 by year-end as institutions predict? Would you take profit and stay cautious ahead or hold till the year-end?
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