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U.S. stocks climbed for a second week, led by a 4.68% jump in the Nasdaq. Investor sentiment was bolstered by easing Middle East tensions and strong enthusiasm for AI-linked tech stocks. As infrastructure spending and demand for new compute models grew, semiconductor and large-cap technology sectors drove the market higher, offsetting losses in the energy sector.
Early-week caution vanished as reports of a ceasefire framework in the Middle East emerged. This de-escalation triggered the steepest daily drop in oil prices since 2020, fueling a broad "risk-on" rally. Despite ongoing uncertainty, the shift from energy supply fears to diplomatic optimism allowed major indexes to post weekly gains exceeding 3%.
Economic data showed March CPI accelerating to 3.3% due to high energy costs, while GDP growth was revised down to 0.5%. Services activity expansion slowed, and consumer sentiment plunged to 47.6 as inflation expectations hit 4.8%. Investors remain wary of the persistent pressure from high prices and weakened asset values despite the stock market's resilience.
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Long position on COHR with a focus on its aggressive capacity expansion. Coherent is nearing its 10-year high, closing at $307.50 on April 10, 2026, with analysts like Rosenblatt setting price targets as high as $375. The core catalyst is the company’s strategic plan to quadruple its Indium Phosphide (InP) capacity by FY2027 to meet massive orders for CW laser chips used in CPO solutions. Following Nvidia's $2 billion investment and multibillion-dollar purchase commitment, the stock's inclusion in the S&P 500 has provided a new floor of institutional demand. Investors should expect heightened volatility as indicated by recent options volumes, using dips toward the $284 level (prior close) to build positions for the 1.6T transceiver rollout.
This isn’t just about one model. 2026 looks like a crucial year, with multiple launches and refreshes, including the Onvo L80 SUV. A heavy product cycle like this typically points to a push for volume, and in NIO’s case, it ties directly to its goal of achieving profitability, something the market is starting to price in.
From my perspective, NIO is shifting from a story stock to an execution story. If it can turn strong demand into deliveries while controlling costs, the upside could continue. I’ll be watching delivery numbers and margins closely to see if this momentum is sustainable.
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