ALERT: Trump Sends Warning "BIG ONE IS COMING"
In a Nutshell
Trump warns of a major US military operation in Iran still to come, fueling market uncertainty after gold/silver wiped out $1.12T in a 60-minute drop and NASDAQ fell 1.85%, though Bitcoin recovered from $65K to $70K as tensions eased temporarily. Prepare by going long on dips in stocks/ETFs like WTI (oil/gas) if attacks loom, or short if de-escalating; avoid leverage amid volatility and use tools like Investing Pro for analysis. Challenge: Will markets fully recover or retrace further on "the big one"? Share long/short picks in comments.
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Gold and silver wiped out $1.12 trillion in 60 minutes. Markets recover with less uncertainty, causing gold to drop. GLD (gold-based ETF) experienced a retracement, as did silver. ETFs and stocks rise when markets drop and vice versa.
President Trump told CNN the big wave is yet to come regarding the US military operation in Iran. Trump said: > "We haven't even started in Iran. The big one is coming." Encourage doing your own due diligence with trusted news outlets.
NASDAQ saw a sharp sell-off from Friday's close to lows of 594, down 1.85%. Pullback due to US-Iran tensions creating uncertainty. Markets corrected, then investors bought the dip at open since no more attacks occurred. Similar to Venezuela operations: if things aren't worsening, they're improving. Stock market is a leading indicator, pricing in events in advance.
Bitcoin recovered sharply from lows of $65,000 to highs of nearly $70,000.
Challenge for LPP traders: Is this a dip to buy long due to reduced uncertainty, or a short-term rally for rejection and another leg down? Do markets fully recover to previous highs, or more uncertainty and attacks ahead? Trump said the big one is coming, suggesting more attacks likely. Some outlets predict four weeks of outlook. If tensions rise, markets unlikely to recover.
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