Market Swings and Commodity Traction

Since last week: 

Traders seem to be getting used to the Iran war’s on-again, off-again nature. Markets moved up and commodities surged, so now it’s a matter of whether this momentum can be maintained.

1. Wait and See

Traders are watching and waiting to see if a deal can be struck that will end the war in Iran and possibly reopen the Strait of Hormuz. With reports that Iran may be considering a deal Trump put forth, markets responded positively. But this kind of back-and-forth movement has affected the market since the war began, so it still pays to be cautious. Instead, you want to build the kind of portfolio that keeps you ahead no matter what the markets are doing. Click here to learn how to do that. 

2. Gold Endures

Gold responded well to hopes of a peace deal, rallying well past $4700 per ounce on the way to $4800 on the news. Gold continues to prove its resilience by bouncing back from downtrends with remarkable ease. This reinforces the importance of buying dips while you can. Click here to learn about one of the best ways to buy into gold for the biggest profit potential.

3. The Coming Change to Labor

Billionaire Michael Saylor went on a podcast recently to discuss the changing economic landscape and how robots will change the way work is valued. As this shift becomes reality, you’ll want to own the companies that own the robots. That will be one of the best ways to stay ahead. Click here to learn all of the details and the steps you need to take. 

4. Copper Comeback

The news from Iran seemed to lift commodities almost across the board, as shown by the price of copper climbing in response to the news. Copper’s rise is inevitable because of its importance to the energy future, so all of this shows how important it is to have it in your portfolio. Click here to learn more about how to invest in copper for the biggest gains.

What to Look For

The biggest thing to watch will be whether tensions ease over the coming week.

Keep your eyes open,

Ryan Stancil

Ryan Stancil
Editor, Bizarro World