Over the past 41 days since the S&P 500's post-Liberation Day low, the index has surged by 20.4%, marking one of the strongest rolling 41-day gains in recent decades. During the last 35 days, the S&P 500 has risen on 25 days, achieving a cumulative gain of approximately 17%, with only five notable down days, most of which were mild. Over the preceding 20 days, the S&P 500 consistently outperformed signals derived from global assets correlated to risk sentiment, exceeding model predictions by between 2.21% and 3.0%. As of June 10, shortly before the New York market open, cross-asset models forecasted a modest 0.12% gain for the S&P, supported by bullish signals from global equities (+0.26%) despite less optimistic signals from foreign exchange markets (-0.05%). The Nasdaq 100 (NDX) also showed strength, rising on seven of the past nine trading days. Market momentum has been characterized as steady and gradual during this period.