Wall Street’s bulls charged ahead Friday. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite notched fresh records. The Dow lagged, just 1.9% shy of its peak. All this, as the U.S.-Iran war nears its ninth week. Investors appear done with the drama. U.S.-Iran talks loom over the weekend. Military ops in the Persian Gulf might ease. Markets shrugged it off. “This is a market that’s anxious—or simply tired of—the ups and downs of this conflict,” said George Catrambone, head of fixed income for the Americas at DWS via MarketWatch . The conflict kicked off February 28. U.S. and Israel struck first. Iran hit back. Jet-fuel shortages cripple airlines abroad. U.S. households? Gas prices stay tame enough for tough talk. President Trump figured stocks would tank 20%. They didn’t. Crude hovers near $100 a barrel. Fears of $200 linger if the Strait of Hormuz stays choked. But tech steals the show. Megacap earnings beckon next week. Goldman Sachs pegs $4.5 trillion in AI data-center spending through fiscal 2030.…