When the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hit new highs: * It shows strong momentum and investor confidence * Breakouts often trigger more buying (FOMO + institutional flows) * Historically, markets tend to keep rising after making new highs (trend persistence) đ So yes, new highs are bullish by default ⸝ đ¨ But 7000 â automatic bull market confirmation Round numbers like 7000 are psychological levels, not fundamental ones. What matters more: * Earnings growth (are companies actually making more money?) * Interest rates (set by Federal Reserve) * Liquidity & money supply * Market breadth (is the rally broad or just a few mega caps?) If only a handful of stocks (like AI giants) are driving it, the rally is fragile. ⸝ đ§ Bull case (why this could be a new run) * AI-driven growth narrative