TOP 3 STOCKS TO WATCH AFTER TRUMP SENDS THREAT TO IRAN...
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Trump's aggressive Easter Sunday tweet threatening Iran's power plants and Strait of Hormuz escalated oil prices over the weekend, but markets recovered with Nasdaq near break-even; watch for his April 6 press conference and Friday's CPI report expecting inflation rise to 3.4%. Top stocks/ETFs to watch: oil plays like UCO/USO/OIL (bullish escalation) or SCO (inverse for de-escalation), cautious dip buys in Microsoft/Meta/Amazon with 40% upside potential, avoid Tesla due to weak fundamentals. Markets prioritize de-escalation signals over politics—buy recovery if oil drops and Fed cuts rates, short intraday on escalation; economy weakening beyond Mag-7 AI hype signals lighter positioning.
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Trump going live tomorrow. Nasdaq (QQQ) gapped down overnight but markets recovered, showing irrationality and tendency to find reasons to bounce back.
Trump tweeted on Easter Sunday at 8:03 a.m. Eastern Time:
Tuesday will be power plant day and bridge day all wrapped into one in Iran. There will be nothing like it. Open up the effin straight you crazy bastards or you'll be living in hell. Just watch. Praise be to Allah. President Donald J Trump.
Criticizes the tweet as unjustifiable, insane, terrible look for the US regardless of political affiliation. Notes x.com infested with low lives offended by criticism. Iran embassy in UK responded:
It's better to keep your mouth closed and let people think that you are a fool rather than open it and remove all doubt.
Trump postponed Iran's deadline to Tuesday at 8 p.m., eighth update, 24-hour extension. Live news conference tomorrow, April 6th at 1 p.m. Eastern Time during market hours. Offers free YouTube live stream to watch market reaction if viewers thumbs up and subscribe.
Escalation over weekend pushed oil prices up, negative for equities, but markets opening near Friday's close. Expects Trump may reassure public of deal in works, though likely all talk. Iran rejects proposal to open Strait of Hormuz for ceasefire, no de-escalation signs, but Nasdaq recovering to break-even, markets seem indifferent.
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