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Hedge fund titan Paul Tudor Jones expects AI stock gains to continue for another year or two, naming Microsoft and Amazon as prime beneficiaries.

S&P 500 rallies 1.46% to 7,365.12 on May 7 amid U.S.-Iran peace negotiations. Oil declines sharply, supporting equities as traders remain bullish.

AMD's blowout earnings triggered a 17.5% stock surge, lifting the S&P 500 1.3% and Nasdaq-100 1.7%. Nvidia gained 5.3%, while oil dropped 6% on Iran peace negotiations reports.

AMD rallies 16%+ on robust AI data center earnings; SMCI gains 17% despite weak fundamentals. Nasdaq-100 must prove AI momentum isn't exhausted.

S&P 500 hits record 7,259.22 after 0.81% Tuesday surge. Strong earnings, lower oil, and positive geopolitical sentiment suggest 88% probability of Wednesday gain.

Intel surges 14% to all-time high on Apple partnership reports. Semiconductor sector rallies broadly as S&P 500, Dow, Nasdaq advance on AI-driven chip demand.

Nvidia surges to $5 trillion valuation on robust AI chip demand, posting 4.3% gain with May 20 earnings expected to show triple-digit growth.

S&P 500 breaks above 6,620 with bullish five-wave pattern targeting 7,200 after bouncing from 6,500 support. Key support at 6,852 and 7,000.

S&P 500 hits all-time high as Iran reopens Strait of Hormuz, crude oil plunges 11%. Rally faces headwinds from labor weakness and inflation concerns.

S&P 500 hits record 7,022.95 as geopolitical tensions ease. Major earnings from PepsiCo, Travelers, Abbott, and Schwab expected this week.

Semiconductor stocks remain attractive after recent AI-driven rally, with structural demand and supply constraints supporting investor returns.

S&P 500 reaches all-time highs on 7.6% Q2 rally driven by $45B CTA buying wave and hedge fund short covering, though durability depends on earnings season performance.

S&P 500 surged to 7,015 (+10% in 11 sessions) despite worst energy crisis from Strait of Hormuz blockade. Oil near $90/barrel as markets bet on swift resolution.

S&P 500 climbs 1.1%, Nasdaq-100 surges 1.6% on tech gains, favorable inflation data, and reduced Iran tensions despite energy headwinds.

S&P 500 surged 8.2% to 6,816.89 on Iran ceasefire and oversold conditions, but narrow breadth and macro headwinds raise questions about sustainability.

Jim Cramer warns that overbought stocks may face limited upside amid geopolitical fragility. S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones posted best week since November, but Iran truce remains temporary.

US-Iran ceasefire announcement triggered broad market rally as crude fell below $100, but energy stocks significantly underperformed amid supply concerns.

Crude oil plunges 17% to $93/barrel on Trump-Iran ceasefire deal; airlines and travel stocks surge 10%+ as geopolitical risk premiums evaporate, though analysts warn fragile agreement carries execution risk.

SoFi shares surge 8.75% on launch of Big Business Banking platform enabling enterprises to manage fiat and crypto transactions 24/7.

US-Iran ceasefire sparks 2.4% Dow jump and 2.35% S&P 500 futures surge. Crude oil plummets 15% as geopolitical tensions ease amid bullish April seasonality.