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The 3.3% QQQ rebound catalyzed by strong Microsoft earnings and cooling June core PCE at 3.3% demonstrates that resilient fundamental AI revenue and solid tech balance sheets can snap losing streaks and provide a strong market floor. However, with market skepticism toward Fed policy remaining high until concrete rate cuts materialize, and August historically bringing seasonal light volume volatility, this rally is unlikely to be a smooth upward march. Investors should view this as an earnings driven relief bounce rather than a full structural regime shift, using short term strength to stay selective and keep dry powder ready for potential late summer pullbacks.

Election Relief Meets Hormuz Risk — What Drives QQQ Next?
QQQ gained 0.61% and the S&P 500 0.35% Tuesday as tech rebounded, though midterm control remained unclear. U.S.-Iran talks and Strait of Hormuz transit remain unresolved; WTI fell 1.56% and Brent 1.82%, suggesting markets aren’t pricing an escalating supply shock. Bulls cite fading election uncertainty and stronger chip earnings; bears warn contested results, tech regulation, and geopolitics could revive volatility. What will first clarify risk appetite: QQQ earnings breadth, oil prices, or short-term bond demand?
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