Phil Rosen: S&P 500 gains just 1 cent over five months

Phil Rosen: S&P 500 gains just 1 cent over five months
S&P 500 posts minimal change in months

The S&P 500 closed at 7,580.07, almost unchanged from its May 29 close of 7,580.06, representing an increase of just 1 cent over five months.

Phil Rosen reported this marginal movement, highlighting the minimal change in the index over the period.

Rosen previously reported that a $10,000 S&P 500 investment in 2005 could have grown to $54,839 by 2025, provided investors remained invested during the best days of the market cycle (link). In another piece, he noted that the S&P 500 gained 118% over four years, a performance exceeded by only two other bull markets in the past seven decades (link). These observations contrast with the index's recent period of minimal change.

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