Analyst: Three factors support the S&P 500 index's year-end performance, expected to rise to 7000 points.

According to a report by Golden Finance, Scott Rubner, an analyst at Citadel Securities, stated that the recent “healthy” pullback in the S&P 500 index has laid a foundation for a strong rebound, and market positions and seasonal trends are expected to drive the year-end market. In a report to clients, Rubner pointed out a combination of various bullish forces, including: ① the continued demand from retail investors; ② institutional investors reduced their exposure to U.S. stocks ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, giving them more room to increase the position now; ③ and Nvidia's strong performance, which may prompt traders to quickly Close Position hedges and rebuild their positions before the year's end. He expects the S&P 500 index to push towards 7000 points by the end of the year, which would be a 5.4% rise from Wednesday's Closing Price. Rubner also wrote that seasonal factors favor the stock market, with data dating back to 1928 showing that the S&P 500 index typically rises about 4% from now until the end of the year. Rubner also highlighted a key group he is following: systematic investors. These funds mechanically adjust their exposure based on price trends and Fluctuation, and they “have clearly entered the de-risking phase,” reducing their stock holdings amid recent weakness. For Rubner, this mechanical outflow may remain heavy in the coming days and then completely dissipate.