S&P 500 Outlook: Even the Bears Are Bullish

The video discusses market predictions from 2007 to 2017, highlighting a narrow spread in predictions for 2017. A consensus on a bullish market is noted, with estimates reaching as high as 2500. Despite this, bearish views are also considered, with 2300 being the lowest forecast. The video explores the impact of events like Brexit and Trump's election on market predictions and the dynamics between bullish and bearish perspectives. It concludes with a discussion on the pressure to adjust bearish forecasts upwards.

What does the data suggest about the spread between the highest and lowest predictions in 2017?

How does the speaker describe the consensus among market predictions?

What factors contributed to the bullish outlook mentioned in the text?

What concerns does the speaker express about being overly optimistic in market predictions?

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between bullish and bearish predictions?