Wall Street saw their longest winning streak since 2004 on the back of a few factors, all having one common factor, Donald Trump. The cherry on top of the cake came in the form of stronger than expected guidance from the big Tech firms. Oil, on the other hand, saw a big drawdown after OPEC announced an increase in output.
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