While the S&P 500 has reached new highs and entered overbought territory, JPMorgan analysts suggest the current rally lacks the typical signals of a market top. The firm believes the upward trend remains intact despite stretched momentum in growth and technology sectors.
- S&P 500 hit new highs on April 23
- Technical indicators show overbought conditions in growth and tech
- JPMorgan analyst Jason Hunter views the rally as 'overbought, not exhausted'
- Current price action lacks typical 'market top' signals
- Momentum levels are comparable to those seen in late last year
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