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Trump's Iran Move Will Shake Markets Tomorrow

Ricky GutierrezMarch 26, 20268m
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Trump's ceasefire proposal to Iran was rejected due to their five non-negotiable conditions and past distrust from surprise attacks, injecting massive uncertainty that caused markets to drop sharply—NASDAQ oversold and poised for a rebound to 600s on positive Trump tweets, while oil (UCO) rallied 7-8% amid escalation fears. MAG 7 stocks plunged (MSFT -33%, META -24%, TSLA -22%, etc.), with strategies favoring longs on NASDAQ, gold, silver if recovery signals emerge, or staying out on further conflict. Live trading tomorrow with LPP team; discount link for lifetime access in description.

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Markets peaked then retraced after initial ceasefire celebration. Concerns highlighted in today's video came to light. Sentiment can change with a tweet, injecting less or more uncertainty. Question is more certainty for ceasefire and deal between Iran and US, or continued conflict.

US Trump administration proposed one-month ceasefire. Iran rejected it, with five non-negotiable conditions US had to meet, which Trump rejected.

The White House responds after Iran rejects Trump's 15-point plan. If Iran fails to accept the reality that they have been defeated, Trump will hit harder. This injects uncertainty, sounding like no resolution and potential harder hits, explaining market drop.

Iranian officials told mediators they were tricked twice by Trump in previous talks: he green-lit surprise attacks while claiming to seek a deal. Iran treading lightly, suspecting setup for another attack.

More uncertainty now, no deal soon. Iran has five non-negotiable conditions, Trump refuses and threatens to obliterate harder. Trump could tweet progress like "Okay, we'll work out a deal. We're making progress. Great talks" to inject certainty and rally markets. Escalation or attacks would drop markets.

On one-hour timeframe, NASDAQ oversold based on previous patterns, ready to skyrocket back to 600s with a Trump tweet. If escalation continues, markets make new lows.

Oil rises as markets drop on uncertainty. When ceasefire rumors emerged, oil retraced sharply. Oil recovered as no deal materialized, then dropped on deal rumors. Today, UCO (oil ETF) moved 7-8% from lows to highs in pre-market to close. LPP members day trade oil, buying lows, selling highs, taking profits, waiting for next setup. Currently testing previous resistance.

If Trump tweets positively, oil drops, markets recover. No progress, oil recovers, markets drop. Silver and gold follow similar patterns: rallied on ceasefire certainty, gave back gains on uncertainty.

If optimistic on ceasefire and recovery, go long NASDAQ, gold, silver. If expecting uncertainty and escalation, stay away, let them retrace.

Microsoft down 33%, Meta down 24%, Tesla down 22%, Amazon down 17%, Google/Alphabet down 16%, Nvidia down 15%, Apple down 12%. Markets sold off enough that if recovery happens, these valuable businesses rebound. Not aggressively buying yet, but entertaining as support forms. Things can worsen before improving.

Started day with certainty, ended with uncertainty. Discuss more in tomorrow's live trading. Click second link for one-time payment lifetime LPP access. See at market open. End year green.

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