Breaking News: Trump "Signs" Major Iran Deal
In a Nutshell
Trump announced an Iran deal set to be signed June 19 in Switzerland, ending the war, lifting sanctions, opening Hormuz, and freeing $24B in assets while committing $300B for Iran reconstruction. Markets rallied on reduced uncertainty, with Nasdaq up 1.7% and tech stocks surging, despite criticism over U.S. taxpayer costs and a shift to 60-day nuclear talks. The speaker calls the deal a waste of funds and worse than past U.S. policy failures, warning the market focus remains on ending conflict rather than financial details.
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The Nasdaq is pushing up 1.68% and moving higher on news that Trump stated a deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete. The speaker will be going live tomorrow at market open for LPP traders, with the second link in the description providing access and a discount.
Trump stated that on June 14th there would be a signed deal with Iran. The deal is agreed upon but not signed, representing the most progress seen from both sides. The deal is supposed to be signed on June 19th in Switzerland. The question remains whether Israel can go the entire week without attacking, as the situation was close 1-2 weeks ago before Israel attacked.
This situation represents the closest the parties have been to a deal. The back and forth of deal/no deal has been manipulating the market for the past 9 weeks. The deal details include: war ends on all fronts, US blockade lifted, US troops withdraw, Hormuz opens up, sanctions suspended, $300 billion in Iran reconstruction plan, $24 billion in Iran assets freed with half up front, 60-day nuclear talks, and missiles and resistance groups off the agenda.
The big wins cited include war ending on all fronts, US troops withdrawing, and Hormuz opening up which would help the current oil crisis. However, the speaker spent $70-80 billion attacking Iran with tax dollars that no one wanted, and now a $300 billion reconstruction plan is being offered.
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