S&P 500 Can Get to 3100 Points by End of Year, Says CCLA's Bevan

The video discusses the impact of US tax cuts and economic policies on stock markets, highlighting a temporary boost or 'sugar high' that may be ending. It examines corporate earnings, revenue growth, and the S&P 500's potential rise. Concerns about emerging markets' US dollar debt and high yield returns are addressed. The video also explores market bifurcation, with strong and weak balance sheets, and anticipates a market correction but not a bear market, emphasizing the importance of monitoring US job numbers as recession indicators.

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the onset of a bear market?

How does the speaker view the current state of U.S. corporate balance sheets?