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Goldman Sees S&P 500 Rising 14% on Cheap Hyperscaler Valuations

Bloomberg Technology Friday 13 November 2026, 10:14 UTC By Julien Ponthus 1 min read
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Goldman Sees S&P 500 Rising 14% on Cheap Hyperscaler Valuations Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists are bullish on US stocks for 2027, predicting the S&P 500 will advance 14% over the coming year after a selloff in the biggest technology companies left their valuations historically cheap. The team led by Peter Oppenheimer are overweight on the US and Japan for next year. They said in a note to clients that they see the S&P 500 hitting 8,700 points in the next 12 months, even as they expect...

Goldman Sees S&P 500 Rising 14% on Cheap Hyperscaler Valuations Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists are bullish on US stocks for 2027, predicting the S&P 500 will advance 14% over the coming year after a selloff in the biggest technology companies left their valuations historically cheap. The team led by Peter Oppenheimer are overweight on the US and Japan for next year. They said in a note to clients that they see the S&P 500 hitting 8,700 points in the next 12 months, even as they expect earnings growth for the benchmark to slow sharply. The S&P is up 11% so far in 2026.
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