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Create Free AccountStrategist Tom Lee expects a significant stock market rally following the reach of a cease-fire agreement, boosting investor risk appetite. However, Yung-Yu Ma from PNC warned that the market has yet to fully price in worst-case scenarios, while NY Fed President John Williams signaled a cautious wait-and-see approach. Adding to this complexity, a Goldman Sachs senior trader warned that the rally may be overextended with limited upside remaining post-cease-fire. Goldman Sachs further noted that the Persian Gulf is 'not out of the woods' regarding geopolitical risks, despite technical mechanics that could provide temporary support. Analysts suggest these conflicting views are prompting a re-evaluation of risk premiums for major indices like the SPY and QQQ. While the outlook is mixed, lingering uncertainties continue to influence safe-haven assets like XAU/USD and energy markets.