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Gary Black, managing partner and investor at The Future Fund, reports that U.S. stocks rebounded Thursday as traders bought the dip following the swift end of U.S. strikes on Iran, which raised hopes for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
According to Gary Black, oil and 10-year treasury yields declined, while technology shares gained even as investors shifted their expectations regarding interest rates.
Earlier this week, Gary Black highlighted pre-market losses after weak chip guidance and a 50% decline in Bitcoin since October, adding to investor jitters in equities here. He also noted that AVGO benefited from Wall Street’s renewed interest in custom AI chips ahead of earnings here. Recent rebounds come as traders react to shifts in both geopolitical events and sector-specific news.