#MarketRebound Intensive buying by investors

• According to Bank of America, clients have purchased stocks for 25 out of the last 26 weeks—a record in the history of observations .

• This fuels optimism: the S&P 500 has returned to positive territory for the year, and volatility has decreased to February levels.

2. Indices are close to their highs

• The S&P 500 has already approached 1.7% of the February record (≈ 6,144) .

Nasdaq and Dow Jones have also risen for the third consecutive session: Nasdaq and S&P 500 added 0.6%, Dow added 0.3%.

3. Potential for 'small companies'

Small stocks have lost ground since the beginning of the year, but have nearly reached subsidy levels from the 1990s. Now, small businesses appear prepared for a rebound.

Historically, June is a seasonal period for small company recovery: an average growth of +4.1% during corrections.

Additional drivers may include the Fed's rate cuts, M&A, and the implementation of AI 

4. Fundamental and technical factors

Global markets have risen by 20% since April—fundamental data remains resilient .

The era of high volatility is fading, but uncertainty remains: this concerns tariffs and Fed decisions.