The S&P 500 added $35 trillion in market value over the past four years, creating a significant divergence from the economic sentiment of the majority of Americans. While the index grew by $35 trillion, a majority of the population reports that the United States is currently in a recession. These financial gains have been concentrated among asset owners, leaving the broader public to perceive a recessionary environment four years into this market expansion.
S&P 500 Market Value Surges $35 Trillion Amid Widespread Recession Sentiment