We are pulling down our forecasts for the S&P 500. Nonetheless, our new projections still imply significant gains from the index’s current level. We are not tempted to throw in the towel and project a much bigger decline in the stock market. The reason is that such declines typically occur in, and around, recessions. We remain unconvinced that one of those lies around the corner.
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