Stock Market Just Got Hit With Iran's Biggest Announcement Yet
In a Nutshell
Iran's president announced readiness to end the war with the US in exchange for guarantees, sparking a massive market surge—NASDAQ/QQQ up nearly 3%, adding $1.4T+ in value—fueled by Trump's tweets and oil suggestions, though volatility persists with risks of pullback due to unrealistic expectations and past de-escalation fakes. JOLTS data disappointed but was ignored amid Middle East tensions; Microsoft highlighted as oversold with 50% ROI potential if markets recover. Core advice: in uncertain times, cash out, trim positions, or reduce exposure—when in doubt, stay safe.
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NASDAQ pushing up, huge green day for QQQ up nearly 3%. Market recovering, question is whether it holds these levels or gives it back.
Iran's president says Iran ready to end war with US but wants guarantees. Trump demanding end of war, faking out markets past few weeks: escalation and de-escalation, deal or no deal. US stocks surging on this news. What guarantees would Iran want? Previous ones US won't meet, markets may sell off on unrealistic expectations.
$700 billion added back earlier today, likely over $1.4 trillion since open. Excitement from Trump's tweets. No specific tweet signaling de-escalation until Iran's announcement. NASDAQ recovering with higher highs and higher lows in pre-market and open, signs of potential pullback and overbought reversal.
Debate on Holding Positions
Excitement for recovery but doesn't hold elevated levels. Can blame people for selling highs, not trusting either side due to deal or no deal dynamic: de-escalate but want guarantees, US refuses, further escalation.
Decide: go long believing possible bottom, larger timeframe oversold with recovery potential, buy the dip long-term. Short-term, understandable not to hold elevated levels due to pumping then selling off. Gained back everything lost yesterday. Lucrative for traders closing positions daily. Shout out to LPP team, trade live mornings, talking about uncertain times: when in doubt, cash out. Live trading sessions second link in description.
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