
The S&P 500 has surged about 7% in the past week, recovering losses from the Middle East conflict dip, but now faces strong resistance at 6,800, suggesting a possible pullback if the ceasefire falters. Bitcoin has also rallied but shows signs of topping out near $71,700 resistance, with technical indicators hinting at a potential correction down to $69,000. Both markets' next moves largely depend on developments in the Middle East, with either a positive ceasefire boosting prices or renewed conflict triggering declines. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether bullish momentum continues or a corrective phase begins for both assets.