Peter Mallouk: S&P 500 reached 1,332 all-time highs since 1957

Peter Mallouk: S&P 500 reached 1,332 all-time highs since 1957
S&P 500 marks frequent record highs

Peter Mallouk highlights that the S&P 500 has achieved 1,332 all-time highs from 1957 to the present. He explains that, on average, the index sets a new record once every 19 days.

Mallouk emphasizes that investors should not fear new highs, suggesting that regular market peaks are a natural part of long-term growth.

Mallouk recently noted that the 30-year Treasury yield reached a 19-year high, cautioning that persistent U.S. borrowing and inflation are adding to long-term financing pressures in a previous warning. In an earlier interview, he also discussed market conditions and broader economic issues with Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz in a conversation covering private investment and mental health.

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