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S&P 500 Fires Buy Signal With 100% Accuracy Rate: What Comes Next
Authored by Thomas Hughes. Publication Date: 3/25/2026.
Key Points
- The S&P 500 entered oversold territory in March, triggering a buy signal with 100% accuracy.
- The index faces headwinds, but fundamentals and earnings outlook offset it.
- Oil and inflation are risks that may keep the market trending sideways in the near-term.
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The S&P 500 entered oversold territory on its weekly candles late in March, triggering a buying signal with a 100% accuracy rate over the trailing 15-year period. “Oversold,” as indicated by the stochastic oscillator, describes a market pushed below its intrinsic value — a situation in which most sellers have likely already acted, leaving a buying bias. In that context the index has limited downside and a higher likelihood of moving upward, a tendency that has already shown itself.
Technical, Analyst, and Valuation Trends Converge: Upside Potential Offsets Risks
Chart watchers will note there were three similar signals in 2023; the first produced only a tepid rebound, but it was followed by two stronger signals that culminated in a full market reversal. That 2023 reversal was driven largely by AI-related gains and has so far produced roughly a 50% increase in the index.
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The takeaway for investors is that the index is signaling in a similar way now: near-term headwinds may hamper action, but fundamentals and longer-term forecasts are providing support. The most likely path is consolidation within the current range, followed by a move to new highs later this year.
Analyst sentiment supports that view. Barclays recently raised its S&P 500 target to 7,650 — a 250-point increase — citing stronger-than-expected earnings and upbeat forecasts that offset macro headwinds. That target sits at the high end of its expected year-end range.
And value exists, even if it is not uniform across all sectors. The S&P 500 traded near 20X earnings in late March, roughly in line with long-term norms, but market leaders are trading at discounts. NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA), the single most influential stock in the index (about 7% of the S&P 500’s market value), was trading around 20X current-year earnings — a valuation that assigns little premium to the world’s leading AI company.
NVIDIA and other large-cap tech names typically trade in the low-30s P/E range when fully valued, implying potential upside of roughly 50%–75% from valuation expansion alone. Combined with optimistic forward earnings forecasts, scenarios that assume significant earnings growth could imply much larger upside for the company over the long run.
S&P Set Up to Hit 7,500 This Year
Key support and resistance levels for the S&P 500 Index are 6,521.92 (support) and 6,993.48 (resistance). For the S&P 500 Index Tracking Stock (NYSEARCA: SPY), the equivalent price levels are about $64.72 and $69.78.
Support is likely to be meaningful but could be breached; if so, the next support area would be near 6,400 (about $64 on SPY). Resistance may also remain firm until headwinds ease, capping near-term upside at roughly 471 index points (about $4.75 on SPY). Over a longer horizon, that range suggests a move toward 7,464 (resistance plus the range magnitude) as a baseline target, with 7,500 achievable at the higher end.
The catalyst for such a move would likely be multifaceted but will be centered on the earnings outlook. Current forecasts call for sequential earnings acceleration in Q1 2026 that extends into Q2 and Q3, with high-teens percent growth potentially sustained through year-end.
These trends suggest leaders such as NVIDIA will continue to outperform, helping to lift average companies by roughly 3%–5%. Earnings season begins in mid-April with JPMorgan Chase & Company (NYSE: JPM), but the most market-moving reports may arrive later in the cycle when NVIDIA and other AI leaders post results.
Risks remain. Rising oil prices related to the conflict in Iran are near long-term highs, adding to cost pressures and inflation throughout the economy. Elevated oil could weigh on earnings and corporate guidance, producing underperformance as the year progresses. Higher energy prices and sticky inflation would also reduce the likelihood of near-term rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, presenting another headwind for the market.
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