ALERT: Trump Is Ending The Peace Deal With Iran?!?
In a Nutshell
Trump is finalizing a US-Iran peace deal that could include $370 billion in US-funded reconstruction payments, with oil prices already falling to $87. AI stocks like SanDisk (up 609%), Micron, Dell, and Intel have surged on Trump administration support, though Intel is flagged as overhyped despite a 10% government stake. Trump received only a $200 fine for late stock trade reporting tied to companies he influences as president.
These notes were generated by AI and may contain inaccuracies.
The US is at the closest point they have ever been to a peace deal with Iran. The question is whether the deal will actually come to an end next week or if escalations will begin.
SanDisk, Micron, Dell, and Intel are among the best performing assets for the S&P 500 in 2026. All are performing strongly based around the AI revolution. Many of these companies are thriving due to the Trump administration's stake or promotion.
SanDisk is up 609%. On the Mumu trading application day chart, the stock moved from lows of $27 to highs of $1700. When only considering 2026 performance, the stock moved from approximately $250 per share.
Micron Technologies was trading at lows of around $200 early in 2026. The stock is now trading at nearly $1,000 and continues to push higher. Many of these AI-related stocks are still trading at very low PE ratios compared to competitors. Micron is one such example.
Intel moved from lows of $20 to $25 per share to highs of $130 per share. The main reason for Intel's performance is that the Trump administration took a 10% stake in the company. Intel is considered the worst out of the four companies mentioned. Intel is viewed as incredibly overhyped and overvalued. The company still loses money despite the gains. Intel has a lot to prove regarding its turnaround story.
Dell just reported earnings and exceeded expectations. Dell has one of the lowest PE ratios out of the four companies. The stock is up an insane amount within a very short period of time. Dell had a 32% day today, which is the biggest green day in Dell's history. Dell is another company being promoted by the Trump administration. It is unknown whether Trump has a stake in Dell.
Trump received a $200 fine for being months late to reporting and selling millions of dollars worth of stock. Politicians and their relatives are required to report stock trades within 45 days. Nancy Pelosi is notorious for late reporting but typically reports relatively quickly. The $200 fine is considered laughable for someone directly investing in companies, taking stakes in companies he has direct correlation and influence over, and promoting while serving as president.
US oil prices are dropping to $87 a barrel for the first time since April. President Trump announced he is making the final determination on the Iran deal. The situation is at the signing stage, with Trump needing only to agree to finalize it. The deal contains a clause offering up to $300 billion in reconstruction fees so Iran can rebuild itself after the US spent $70 billion of taxpaying dollars to attack them. This totals $370 billion that must be paid by the American people. The American people did not want this deal in the first place.
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If the US-Iran deal gets finalized, the market may return to normal. If not, things could escalate over the weekend. Trump has a history of attacking over the weekend, as occurred last weekend, with peace established by the time markets open Monday. The goal is to end the year on a green note.
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