strategist scott wren says it depends on what gets in their way. >> it's really going to be tough for me to wildly bullish. moderately bullish, that's what i am now. that's what i think i'm going to be over the course of the next 12 to 24 months. >> reporter: moderate bulls like wren predict the market will continue to get support from an improving u.s. economy and modest growth in corporate profits. market strategist rick bensignor describes himself a bit differently, saying he's bullish long-term, but: >> short-term, questionable. >> reporter: bensignor says the stock market isn't finished correcting. once it is, however, there will be a new upswing. >> we're not looking for a really significant pullback. we're thinking 1,320 on the s&p down to 1,280. that would be our sweet spot to do the bulk of the buying that we would want to do this year if that opportunity came. >> reporter: bensignor believes the bulls will soon be back in charge. why? because he expects investors to shift money out of an unappetizing bond market and put it into stocks. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report