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04-07 23:14
Trump’s threat to wipe out Iran’s civilization has sent the stock market to all red. Iran has treated it as ‘baseless threats’ by a ‘delusional U.S. president’. Iran has also rejected a ceasefire which the U.S. would then take it as Iranian surrender. The stock market is now in cautious mood with low trading volume. Uncertainty remains high. Chances of a drop now is highly possible. Buy the dip with caution. Remember to do each trade with due diligence! Good luck Tiger friends.🍀🍀Thanks @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG @icycrystal
US-Iran Conflict | Can S&P Launch a New Rally?
The S&P ETF closed nearly flat at $659.22 as the April 6 U.S.-Iran deadline concluded with positive signals from Trump-led negotiations, removing the most significant tail risk from the geopolitical horizon. Sector divergence persisted, with AVGO, UNH, and INTC leading gains while AAPL and TSLA remained weak, as quiet rotation continued beneath a stable broad index. With $655 as near-term support, can earnings season become the next upside catalyst now that geopolitical uncertainty has lifted — and where does the next dominant market theme emerge?
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