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[Morgan Stanley Strategist: "Fear Of Missing Out" Is Expected To Push The S&P 500 To 6,100 Points By The End Of The Year] Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson Believes That The S&P 500 May Continue To Climb By The End Of The Year, And It Is Not Impossible To Rise 5% From Now On, Because Investors Are Relieved After The US Presidential Election And There Is A "fear Of Missing Out" (FOMO) At The End Of The Year. But The Strategist Warned That This Enthusiasm May Fade As 2025 Approaches Because There Is No Obvious Catalyst In Sight. "I Think We May See 6,000 Points, If There Is Not Too Much Panic And People Feel Good About The Situation," Wilson Said. This Means That The Index Will Rise Nearly 5% From The Level Of Around 5,728 Points That Closed Last Friday. Wilson Then Added That The S&P 500 Index May Rise To A Maximum Of 6,100 Points, But Because The Valuation Is Too High And The Price-to-earnings Ratio Is Difficult To Expand Further As It Moves Towards 2025, The Index Will Not Break Through This Level This Year "under Any Circumstances."
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