The S&P 500 is having its worst weekly stretch in a year. Oil prices are surging. Iran war fears are rattling every asset class. Traders are now pricing in a 50% chance of a Fed rate hike by October. And yet UBS just told investors the index is going to 7,700 by year-end. That is roughly 17% above where the S&P 500 was trading on March 20, near 6,585. UBS is not hedging. It is calling the selloff noise and saying the fundamentals are still intact. What UBS is saying about the S&P 500 The note was led by ...