Week 23-2026 | Rating

Week 23-2026 | Chart

Week 23-2026 | Brief News

One thing to watch closely Monday:

Middle East / Iran-related developments
Oil and energy supply disruptions
Russia–Ukraine escalation
U.S.–China trade and technology tensions
Taiwan-related military incidents

Current S&P 500 Situation at this Moment:

The S&P 500 is in a strong bull trend and trading near all-time highs, having just completed its ninth consecutive weekly gain. The index closed around 7,580 on May 29, after repeatedly setting record highs during the week. The rally is being supported by earnings, not just speculation.

S&P 500 earnings growth is running near 25–28% year-over-year, one of the strongest expansions in recent years. Most reporting companies have exceeded analyst expectations

Geopolitical relief. Investors have become more optimistic about U.S.–Iran diplomacy, reducing fears of major disruptions to energy supplies.

AI boom remains the dominant theme

A few warning signs:

Higher Bond Yields: The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield is around the mid-4% range. Higher yields can pressure valuations, particularly for growth stocks.

The market is expensive by historical standards. Some strategists warn that enthusiasm around AI and earnings may already be reflected in stock prices.

Our Portfolio View for Next week:

We remain moderately bullish on the S&P 500 over the next 6–18 months, but we think the probability of a meaningful correction is much higher today than it was when the index was 15–20% lower.. The better approach is probably Cash.

Continued enthusiasm for AI-related technology and semiconductor stocks.
Strong earnings reports, particularly from companies tied to AI infrastructure.
Improved investor sentiment following signs of easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Falling Treasury yields, which supported growth-stock valuations. last week's performance was objectively strong, but the key question now is whether earnings and AI enthusiasm can continue to justify the market's increasingly optimistic pricing.At the same time, after such a run, markets often become more vulnerable to profit-taking or negative surprises.

Portfolio for thus week:

The S&P 500 fell 2.6% last week (June 1–5, 2026), ending a nine-week winning streak and recording its first weekly decline in more than two months.
The selloff was concentrated on Friday after:

A stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report increased expectations that the Federal Reserve could keep rates higher for longer or even raise rates again.
AI and semiconductor stocks sold off sharply, with the semiconductor index suffering its worst day since 2020.
Middle East tensions added to risk aversion.

For context, the week before, the S&P 500 had gained about 1.4%, making last week's drop a notable reversal of the market's strong spring rally.

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