Bombs Continue to Fall, Confidence Continues to Erode

Since last week:

The war’s effects on the energy markets are just beginning to be felt and the wider effect on the broader market won’t be far behind.

1. War and Oil Profits

Oil appears to be the one investment doing well as the war in Iran continues. This kind of volatility looks to become the norm as the conflict drags on, and a lot of investors are going to lose out as that rising oil price ripples out. There are ways to protect your wealth, however. Click here to learn more about the steps you can take.

2. Gold Still Shines

Not even gold is safe in this environment, with any upward movement in price over the last week being decidedly short-lived. If you take a look at the big picture, however, gold is still very much in a bull market and will likely continue to be. One likely scenario is investors buying back in as options for profit dwindle the longer the war goes. Click here to learn about one of the best ways for securing gold profits. 

3. China and Rare Earths

Rare earths are essential to US military weapons and China controls most of the supply. Trump is expected to meet with Chinese leadership in the coming weeks, and those rare earth metals could be one of the most discussed topics, especially in light of the ongoing war. It’s a big part of the reason why Trump wants supply chain independence with these commodities and is taking steps to make it a reality. Learn how you can profit from the move by clicking here.

4. The Bitcoin Bottom

The cycle in Bitcoin is still playing out which means that, despite recent low prices, the market likely isn’t at a bottom yet. It is at a point, however, where buying in now could lead to massive potential gains when things do eventually turn around. Click here to learn more and what a profit-making scenario could look like.

What to Look For

The effects of the war will continue to be felt throughout the market as traders play wait and see.

Keep your eyes open,

Ryan Stancil

Ryan Stancil
Editor, Bizarro World