Stock futures moved higher on Tuesday following a strong session in which traders shrugged off a breakdown in peace talks between the U.S. and Iran, yet were optimistic that a deal between the two countries was still possible. Traders also navigated a slew of fresh corporate earnings results.
S&P 500 futures rose 0.3%, while those tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 21 points. Nasdaq-100 futures climbed 0.5%.
Technology stocks supported the broader market for another day. Oracle rose nearly 5% in premarket trading, building on the more than 12% gain it saw in the prior trading day. Sandisk gained more than 2% on the heels of Evercore ISI initiating coverage with an outperform rating.
Monday’s gains erased the S&P 500 losses suffered since the Iran war began.
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Officially back to Bull Market – S&P 500 futures continue higher a day after benchmark wipes out Iran war losses
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Posted by Few-AirlineDeeznut
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Haven’t people learned one lesson in the last 6 years since Covid ?
Just buy the dip.
It will always come back – the market will ignore war, politics, etc… as usual.
CUT TO:
Incoming record breaking drop lol
🎶🐂Who let the bulls out 📈🎶
The consensus seems to be that the war is over, and the blockade is a sign of that. Stocks are pricing that in.
Blockades are an economic countermeasure and signal a shift in US strategy away from warfare. Now we’re in the negotiating phase.
It really feels like markets are brushing off the headlines pretty quickly right now, any fear from geopolitical news shows up for a moment, then fades once traders refocus on earnings and momentum. The steady push higher in futures just shows there are still plenty of buyers willing to step in and treat these dips as temporary noise.
Damm, so we did get Liberation day 2.0 huh
Exactly same timelines as last years.
IMO the only thing that can really put a dent in this bull run now is bad earnings.
Love this rally, got me out of all the puts I had sold before the war started. Ain’t selling any more of those until the war is settled.
Now bull markets are “officially” declared based upon future trading?
Careful
The whipsaw effect
Until a certain holy guy starts ragetruthing on his own platform
Who needs oil!
Lol
Early on in the war there was a note from JP Morgan to their customers. “Expect a short war. 4-6 weeks. If longer then economic effects can become more serious.”. Obviously not verbatim. Ok, the hot part of the war is at least paused, but the important issue for the economy, obviously the closed strait, has not been resolved.
Other economists I have listened to say that if strait traffic has not gone up significantly before, at latest mid may, then things will go very bad.
Presumably, the market assumes that there will be a resolution in the coming weeks. Actually, it seems like it believes that there is not any risk at all of the conflict going on for a longer time.