Stocks hovered near record highs last week as gains in energy and industrials offset tariff-driven jitters. But signs of speculative froth and big moves in $BTC and copper may be signaling a shift in market tone.

U.S. markets hit new all-time highs last week, led by tech and small-cap strength. While bullish momentum continues, overbought indicators suggest traders should watch for pullbacks.

Stocks ended mixed last week as geopolitical risks pushed oil and gold sharply higher. Meanwhile, solar stocks tumbled, crypto stayed steady, and indices are holding key support levels.

Stocks fell this week as geopolitical tensions spiked, reversing early-week optimism. Crude oil and gold surged, while volatility jumped and crypto pulled back after a record-setting run.

Markets recorded a second straight week of gains, with the S&P 500 up nearly 20% since the April low. Harry breaks down the key levels, sector strength, and warning signs as the summer setup begins to take shape.