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The S&P 500 has rebounded nearly 10%, and the Nasdaq has risen for ten consecutive days, as the market prices in favorable outcomes for the US-Iran conflict.
Since the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East over a month ago on April 15, U.S. stocks have completed a V-shaped rebound.
Since March 27, the S&P 500 index has rebounded nearly 10%, potentially marking its third consecutive week of gains.
Meanwhile, the Nasdaq 100 index has increased approximately 12% in total and has set the longest ten-day winning streak since 2021.
After five weeks of decline triggered by US and Israeli airstrikes, traders have now begun to ignore negative news from the Middle East and are heavily buying stocks again.
Goldman Sachs Delta One desk head Rich Privorotky pointed out that the market seems to have declared victory in the "war" with Iran, even though the conflict itself has not truly ended.
Ethereum treasury company BitMine chairman To…