Episode 2026-05-30

You're listening to Seven Horns A.I. — your A.I.-powered market update. It's Saturday, May thirtieth, twenty twenty-six, and the U.S. markets are closed for the weekend. Let's take a look back at the past week and what's on the horizon. This past week culminated in a strong finish on Friday, with all three major U.S. indexes notching fresh record highs. The S&P five hundred closed up zero point two two percent to seven thousand five hundred eighty, extending its remarkable winning streak to a ninth consecutive week, the longest run since December twenty twenty-three. The Nasdaq One Hundred advanced zero point two zero percent to twenty-six thousand nine hundred seventy-two point six two, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average outpaced its peers, gaining zero point seven two percent to fifty-one thousand thirty-two point four six. The session was characterized by a low-volatility grind higher, a classic bull market move, largely driven by individual stock fireworks rather than a broad surge. Beneath the surface, the artificial intelligence theme continued to dominate. Dell Technologies skyrocketed thirty-two point eight eight percent on an earnings blowout, driven by surging AI server demand. Microsoft surged five point four five percent, propelled by its AI business surpassing thirty-seven billion dollars in annualized revenue and plans for new in-house AI models. Other AI beneficiaries like IBM rallied twelve point seven one percent, Workday surged twelve point four five p