Sure, the market is driven primarily by two things: fundamentals and sentiment. Sentiment is what powers cycles.
A month ago, there was a lot of fear. But that fear too extreme, which resulted in stocks being oversold.
When a ceasefire with the Iran War was announced, this provided the rationale to buy stock once again. Since stock growth had been suppressed since October 2025, this was the catalyst for greed.
Now that stock valuations have grown so much, people are looking to cash out and will seize on *any* news as justification.
Today's fear is inflation. But this isn't enough fear to bring us into the next fear cycle.
