🚨 The S&P 500 just did something it hasn't done in 45 years.
$6 TRILLION added in 11 days.
Then Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz.
Let that sink in.
The fastest oversold-to-overbought swing since August 1982.
14-day RSI: below 30 → above 70.
In eleven days.
The numbers are violent.
+9.9% in under two weeks. Over $6 trillion in market cap conjured from nothing. A new all-time high above 7,100.
The only time Wall Street moved faster out of oversold territory? August 1982 — and that took 6 days during one of the greatest bull runs in history.
But here's where the story gets dark.
This entire rally was built on one thing:
Peace hopes.
Whispers of de-escalation. Bets that the geopolitical fire was cooling.
Markets priced in the best case scenario at full speed.
Then Iran re-closed the Strait of Hormuz.
20% of the world's oil supply. Gone from the market in a headline.
The same headline that torched the exact narrative this rally was built on.
$6 trillion in gains.
One chokepoint.
One weekend.
Monday's open isn't just a number.
It's a verdict.
Did the market price in peace too early — or does it hold the line and call the geopolitical bluff?
Either way, the most important open in months happens in less than 48 hours.
Don't be caught sleeping.