Signs of a pullback ahead in the charts? 'This is not a bear market. This is a correction within an uptrend,' says John Kolovos, CMT, CFA. 'Ultimately, I think that there's risk to 4,800 [on the S&P].'

$GOOGL shares soaring after last night's earnings beat, with the stock set to close above a $2T market cap for the first time ever. Alex Kantrowitz reflects on the quarter and what lies ahead:

Is this snapback in stocks here to stay? Cantor Fitzgerald's Eric Johnston, @invesco's Brian Levitt and Payne Capital Management's @courtneydoming weigh in:

$INTC set to report earnings after the bell. @bernsteinrasgon shares his outlook and what he'll be watching most closely in tonight's report:

$MSFT and $GOOGL set to report earnings after the bell.

'It's probably the most important earnings night I think of all earnings,' says @divestech. He shares what to expect:

'So the firm landing is here, in my opinion,' says Joe Terranova. 'The rest of the world is experiencing a disinflationary trend that ultimately is going to get exploited here to the United States.'

'There are catalysts in the next couple weeks...to see really what March inflation looks like. But I think the earnings backdrop has actually been very supportive,' says Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FSInsight.com. 'As painful as the last couple of days have been...I think the risk-reward's positive right now.'

'Folks should be thinking that we may have fewer cuts,' says @goldmansach's Elizabeth Burton. 'I would be thinking about protecting my portfolio for an even longer extension because there's always risk that those cuts could be pushed further out.'

$GOOGL reports earnings tomorrow after the bell. Doug Clinton says this may be a 'Meta-like year of efficiency' moment for the company:

$META set to report earnings after the bell. Here's shareholder Doug Clinton on what to expect and what he'll be looking for going into the print:

Here's why Anastasia Amoroso thinks 'even if the Fed does stand pat, this could be a supportive environment for stocks'

'We've been saying for some time to be cautious,' says @wellsfargo's Sameer Samana. 'We think this pullback could probably surprise to the downside.'

'I think corporate earnings could create more volatility [than PCE] if they go the wrong way,' says Trivariate's Adam Parker ahead of this week's reports from the likes of $META, $GOOGL and $MSFT

Here's why Trivariate's Adam Parker says he is more bullish now than he was at the start of this month:

'I think the odds are that we do get at least one rate cut this year,' says former Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida

'I'm not so sure we're going to see cuts at all,' says @malcolmonmoney

'This is the most anticipated earnings call in as long as I can remember,' says @bryntalkington on $TSLA. 'They need to come out with a plan of...EV sales...full self-driving subscription...Optimus...let's not talk about robo taxis.'

'It is a pivotal week because you’ve got a hefty dose of the Magnificent 7 [earnings], and that can make or break the near-term perspective that we have on earnings…but I think it’s the outlooks that are important too,' says @lizannsonders

'The rally was driven by what happened with Treasury yields, more so than parlor game of expectations around ‘when will the Fed cut...’' @lizannsonders. 'If the economy remains resilient and we don’t get a significant turn back up in inflation, I think the market is probably OK.'

'This year’s winners, until recently, will probably go back into the leadership position; meaning energy, materials, and financials to some degree,' says @lizannsonders