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SPY
LONGSTATE STR SPDR S&P 500 ETF T
Funds
3
Score
4.50
vs SPY
0.0%
Stock return (since Q-end)
+16.3%
SPY return (since Q-end)
+16.3%
Current price
$756.48
News Summary
PositiveSPY has rallied ~19% since late March 2026, driven by blowout Q1 tech earnings, strong AI-driven revenue growth from mega-cap holdings, and multiple Wall Street target upgrades (Goldman to $8,000, UBS to $7,900). However, elevated oil prices from Middle East tensions and inflation concerns present headwinds, with some negative crowd wisdom and hedge fund de-risking despite bullish analyst consensus.
Red flags
- •Elevated oil prices from Middle East geopolitical tensions creating inflation pressure
- •Federal Reserve uncertainty with increased market bets on potential rate increases despite inflation concerns
- •Negative crowd wisdom and hedge fund outflows during the quarter despite analyst upgrades
- •Valuation stretched with 27.56% YTD gains already priced in; Goldman's 8,000 target implies only 6.4% further upside
Funds Buying (3)
| Fund | Manager | Shares Held | ∆ Shares | Position Value | QoQ | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jana Partners | Barry Rosenstein | 344K | +344K | $223.5B | — | NEW |
| Point72 | Steve Cohen | 42K | +42K | $27.3B | — | NEW |
| Soros Fund Management | Soros Family Office | 25K | +25K | $16.3B | — | NEW |
Shares Held and Position Value reflect total quarter-end holdings. ∆ Shares is the change from the prior quarter.