The J.P. Morgan trading team stated that although the risks facing the strong rise in the stock market are increasing, the likelihood of a bear market downturn is extremely low in the context of robust economic growth. After the S&P 500 index has risen over 20% for two consecutive years, the U.S. stock market may experience a correction of 4%-5% or even 10%, but in the context of GDP above trend levels, the bull market remains intact, the team led by Global Market Intelligence Chief Andrew Tyler said in a report to clients on Monday.