In this episode of Factores Económicos, hosted by Víctor Hugo Rodríguez, Fundstrat’s Head of Technical Strategy Mark Newton joins from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange to share his outlook on markets, crypto, and what could be next for investors heading into year-end.
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Fundstrat23 Oct 2025, 17:13 UTC
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The analysis discusses market trends and predictions across multiple assets. The analyst expects the S&P 500 to potentially reach 7000 by year end but anticipates a correction in November, indicating short-term bullishness followed by a pullback. They note technology sectors have moved upwards while the rest of the market has not shown a change since July. Positioning and deal-making activity have risen sharply with M&A reaching a 25 year high, The analyst remains optimistic. He favors Ethereum, Solana and Ripple over Bitcoin. Oil is expected to face a pullback in the last quarter.
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