ALERT: TRUMP SENDS WARNINGS TO IRAN "ITS TOO LATE"
In a Nutshell
Markets face volatility from alleged Iranian attacks on Israel and US interests, Trump's warnings of escalating US responses ("too late to talk"), and oil surges (WTI +11%, USO +5.7%) after Iraq's oil field shutdown and Strait of Hormuz closure, wiping over $1T from equities while gold/silver retrace. Yesterday's rally was a bull trap; advice for traders: capitalize on intraday oil longs with risk management, trim uncertain positions, avoid leverage, and favor cash amid rapid shifts from tweets or attacks. Speaker profits $3,700 on MSTZ short (inverse MSTR) betting against Bitcoin recovery as MARA considers selling reserves; join LPP for live trading.
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Markets are trying to recover. NASDAQ attempting recovery from lows of 591 to 600 per share. Question: Will markets recover to all-time highs soon, or is there more uncertainty, especially with ongoing attacks?
Shared video of supposed recent attack from Iran in Israel. Verified with multiple AI softwares as real; multiple news outlets sharing it. Markets do not like uncertainty. US has not retaliated yet to attack on US embassy in Saudi Arabia.
Trump stated big attacks are yet to come; US is just getting started. Yesterday's dip buy rally seemed like a bull trap. Today made even lower lows. For long-term investors buying quality companies with available money to hold: good positioning. Hope people didn't overleverage yesterday.
Advice on Trading in Uncertainty
- Take advantage of opportunities whether bullish or bearish.
- Things affecting market today might not matter next week.
- NASDAQ looks bullish but open to selling at open.
- If uncertain with heavy position, trim now to avoid devastation on retrace.
Over $1 trillion wiped out since open. President Trump: virtually unlimited supplies of munitions; wars can be fought forever successfully. Supports case that attacks won't stop soon.
Trump told Iran's new leadership that it is too late to talk.
If not done with Iran, why markets recovering?
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