TRUMP'S 48-HOUR COUNTDOWN TO IRAN STRIKES
In a Nutshell
Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran as a 5-day pause on strikes against its power plants and energy infrastructure expires, with markets dropping 1.1% on NASDAQ (QQQ testing 573 lows) amid rising oil prices and escalating tensions. Pentagon prepares options including ground forces and massive bombing, while Iran taunts US troops; speaker profited $4,600 day-trading MSTR long and promotes LPP team for live sessions. No deal means potential weekend attacks and further market downside; watch for ceasefire tweets as dip-buy opportunities.
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NASDAQ market is down 1.1%. It broke the support discussed yesterday. All gains from yesterday after the potential ceasefire have been given back. More downside potential to QQQ lows of 573 if escalations continue. Currently testing pre-market support range; could bounce based on technicals.
In today's live trading session with LPP team, went long on MSTR after sell-off. Up $4,600 on the day. Slight resistance at 1070-1078; planning to take profit soon as day trade, not holding overnight. If consolidates, fine; if breaks support and drops, will add to position and re-enter. LPP team gets updates. Watch live trading session via second link below with huge discount.
Breaking: President Trump says Iran negotiators are begging US to make a deal while publicly stating they are only looking at our proposal. They better get serious soon before it's too late because once that happens, there is no turning back and it won't be pretty. Posted at 6:39 a.m. Eastern time.
President Trump states 5-day pause on strikes against Iran's power plants and energy infrastructure expires in 48 hours with no extension announced. Initial ceasefire excitement caused market recovery; now dropping due to uncertainty. If no deal signed, things can get worse. Substantial drop at open. Initial claims came in as expected at 210,000.
Breaking: Pentagon developing military options for final blow in Iran, including ground forces and massive bombing campaign.
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