Sentiment Shift Shows Extreme Optimism in Options Buyers

The S&P 500 closed at 7,398.93, 155 points or 2% above its 10-day moving average, marking a sixth consecutive week of gains. The article frames the move as momentum-driven rather than fundamentally event-driven, pointing to continued bullish price action since the late-March trough. This is a technical update with limited immediate market impact.

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The S&P 500 closed at 7,398.93, 155 points or 2% above its 10-day moving average, marking a sixth consecutive week of gains. The article frames the move as momentum-driven rather than fundamentally event-driven, pointing to continued bullish price action since the late-March trough. This is a technical update with limited immediate market impact.