The S&P 500’s risk-adjusted returns just hit their peak, and history isn’t kind after that.
These patterns don’t just appear for fun. They’re often a sign that sentiment is shifting, and the easy gains might be over. If history repeats, the next move won’t be straight up. According to @sentimentrader, the S&P 500’s one-year #Sharpe ratio has peaked, which historically leads to periods of volatile/moderate returns.@SoberLook pic.twitter.com/pczWEMCacA — Lance Roberts …