Early projections for 2015 are just starting to roll in. While forecasts vastly vary, they are so far ho-hum at best.
Investment powerhouse Goldman Sachs predicts the broad-based S&P
500 benchmark will end next year at 2,100. That’s less than a meager 2%
above where the index currently sits. That projected paltry gain is the
kind more typical from stodgy bonds, not stocks.
Deutsche Bank sees the S&P 500 climbing to 2,150 by the end of 2015, a modest 4% advance. (more)
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