| Wednesday made history—briefly. | The S&P 500 hit 7,002.28 intraday, breaking through the psychological 7,000 barrier for the first time ever. Then it immediately reversed, closing at 6,978.03—down 0.01% for the day. | That's not a breakout. That's a rejection. | What happened? | The S&P 500 is locked in a high-stakes tug-of-war with the 7,000 resistance level, repeatedly flirting with this historic peak before retreating as investors weigh exhaustion of the tech-led rally against looming Fed uncertainty. Technical analysts point to 7,000 as a critical Fibonacci extension level where dealer positioning is heavily concentrated, often acting as a "ceiling" unless a significant catalyst provides lift. | The Fed held rates steady, Powell gave no dovish signals, and big tech earnings loom. That combination was enough to turn 7,000 into a brick wall. | Why this matters: | The market's inability to decisively pierce the 7,000 mark has triggered a notable rotation out of large-cap growth stocks and into long-neglected sectors. Small caps surged 8% this month while the S&P gained just 1.5%—classic late-cycle behavior. | History shows psychological barriers like this are rarely breached on the first attempt. When the S&P approached 6,000, it took three tries. Same with 5,000. | The two scenarios ahead: | Bullish: Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, and Apple crush earnings this week. The index breaks cleanly above 7,000 and runs to 7,200+. Goldman Sachs year-end target: 7,400. | Bearish: Earnings disappoint, and with the index trading at 22x forward earnings while pricing in a near-perfect economic scenario, a 5-10% correction finds support near 6,400. Key support sits at 6,800—lose that, and algorithmic selling accelerates. | What the technicals say: | RSI is showing bearish divergence. MACD is forming lower highs. The market's direction hinges on the 6,920 support level—lose it, and 6,800 comes fast. If 6,800 fails, the door opens to a deeper correction toward 6,720. | | While the S&P Struggles at 7,000, One Small Stock Is Quietly Powering NVIDIA's Next Breakthrough | Everyone's chasing NVIDIA at nosebleed valuations, but few realize there's a small supplier that's been powering NVIDIA's biggest breakthroughs—from Blackwell to the new THOR Super Chip. | This company's hardware is in nearly every major AI system on Earth, quietly fueling the boom from behind the curtain while trading at a fraction of NVIDIA's valuation. Now, as NVIDIA pivots to "physical AI"—robots, cars, factories—this under-the-radar stock could be positioned for explosive growth. | While the market wrestles with 7,000 resistance and waits for big tech earnings, smart money is finding opportunities where the crowd isn't looking. | >> Discover the NVIDIA supplier stock that could soar as physical AI takes off << | Don't chase the rally at resistance. Find the next breakout before it happens. | | The bottom line: | The S&P 500 tapped 7,000 and got rejected. That's a warning shot. Either earnings this week provide the catalyst to break through, or we're setting up for the first real correction since October. | Position accordingly. | RESOURCES: | CNN: S&P 500 Hits 7,000 Then Pulls Back | FinancialContent: The 7,000 Threshold Analysis | TradingView: S&P Briefly Tops 7,000 Before Pullback | Stay analytical. Stay ahead. |
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