The S&P 500 still has another 15% pop left this year

10.04.2017 / 15:24

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The stock rally’s not done yet, and there’s another 15% pop ahead, according to strategists at one big bank.

That would be good news for those who saw April — a historically good month for stocks — get off to a lackluster start, not helped by downbeat jobs data and geopolitical headlines.

“The end of the cycle is often the best. Think 1999 or 2006-07. In a low-return world, investors cannot afford to miss it,” say Michael J. Wilson and the team at Morgan Stanley.

Among the reasons they say it’s a good time for stocks: equity valuations are undemanding with borrowing rates low; so-called secular stagnation, or a no-growth period for the economy, is over; and very loose financial conditions are encouraging a shift toward investor euphoria.

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The S&P 500 still has another 15% pop left this year

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