icycrystal
06-10

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I think I would sell and take profit... market may swing either side, so better to take profit first... perhaps keep some and sell the rest [Thinking]  [Thinking]  [Thinking] 



US stock market is hovering near all-time highs. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ recently surpassed 6,000, yet its year-to-date gains are almost flat.



Goldman Sachs data shows hedge funds have been net buyers of US stocks for five consecutive weeks, with long positions significantly outpacing shorts. This signals a shift from defensive to aggressive positioning among institutional investors.



What's your view: buy on divergence or sell high?



The S&P 500 is just steps away from its all-time high. Can June deliver a breakout?



Will you follow the hedge funds buying?



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