#2026年美国股市展望 Global stock markets are staging a long-awaited feast
Double-digit gains for three consecutive years have become the norm. The MSCI Global Index has risen 20% in a single year, far exceeding market expectations. Looking at the US stock market, the S&P 500 has gained 16.5% for the year— that crash at the beginning of the year seemed almost fake, and the subsequent strong rebound wiped out all pessimism.
Objectively speaking, this year has not been smooth sailing. Tariff pressures, AI valuation bubbles, frequent plunges in tech stocks, and the market has teetered multiple times. But the amazing part is—every time there’s a dip, funds choose to come back.
The logic supporting this rally is actually quite clear: corporate earnings data exceeded expectations, expectations of rate cuts continued to push up valuations, and economic growth momentum is not as weak as imagined. These three forces combined have directly driven the index higher and higher.
Looking at crypto assets, $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL are also riding the wave of global liquidity. The entire market seems to be signaling— as long as the fundamentals can support it, short-term noise is simply not an issue.
Looking ahead to 2026, how long can this style last? Perhaps it depends on the Federal Reserve’s next move, and whether companies can continue to deliver unexpectedly strong results.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 9h ago
Profit exceeds expectations + interest rate cut expectations, this combination looks great, but I always feel something's off... Will the Federal Reserve really continue to ease?
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HappyMinerUncle
· 9h ago
Wait a minute, every time there's a big drop, funds just come back in? That logic feels a bit too optimistic. Can 2026 really hold up? Isn't it just another round of hot potato?
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 9h ago
Honestly, I always wait for the big crash at the beginning of the year to buy the dip, but as a result, the funds have pushed my panic selling up haha
The recent surge in BTC and SOL is really incredible, just worried that the Federal Reserve might suddenly cause some trouble...
Wait, are corporate earnings really exceeding expectations? Feels a bit exaggerated?
The expectation of interest rate cuts seems to be overhyped, can we still trust it in 2026?
The pace of funds buying the dip is getting faster and faster, which means big players have already seen through it. Why are we retail investors still debating when it will drop?
When the fundamentals can't support it, that's when the most aggressive buying happens, and reverse trading can make huge profits.
Can this round of market last until the end of next year? Bro, you're too optimistic.
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ChainWatcher
· 9h ago
Profit exceeds expectations + interest rate cut expectations, this combination is really unbeatable. No wonder every time it dips, someone is buying the dip. Just worried that the Federal Reserve might suddenly change its stance in 2026...
#2026年美国股市展望 Global stock markets are staging a long-awaited feast
Double-digit gains for three consecutive years have become the norm. The MSCI Global Index has risen 20% in a single year, far exceeding market expectations. Looking at the US stock market, the S&P 500 has gained 16.5% for the year— that crash at the beginning of the year seemed almost fake, and the subsequent strong rebound wiped out all pessimism.
Objectively speaking, this year has not been smooth sailing. Tariff pressures, AI valuation bubbles, frequent plunges in tech stocks, and the market has teetered multiple times. But the amazing part is—every time there’s a dip, funds choose to come back.
The logic supporting this rally is actually quite clear: corporate earnings data exceeded expectations, expectations of rate cuts continued to push up valuations, and economic growth momentum is not as weak as imagined. These three forces combined have directly driven the index higher and higher.
Looking at crypto assets, $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL are also riding the wave of global liquidity. The entire market seems to be signaling— as long as the fundamentals can support it, short-term noise is simply not an issue.
Looking ahead to 2026, how long can this style last? Perhaps it depends on the Federal Reserve’s next move, and whether companies can continue to deliver unexpectedly strong results.