Ryan Stancil,
Editor
May 30, 2026
Since last week:
It’s been another week of volatility, but peace talks might actually be productive.
1. More Truce Talks
There’s yet more talk of a ceasefire, but this one seems like it may stick. Iran and the US tentatively agreed to an extended ceasefire and the markets responded positively. If this goes through, there are still inflationary pressures, debt, and other headwinds to deal with. This is the kind of volatility that it pays to be prepared for. Click here to learn how to do that.
2. The US Commodities Vault
One thing the war has laid bare is the importance of independent supply chains, especially when it comes to critical metals. In the wake of the turmoil caused by Trump’s war in Iran, countries have been stockpiling essential commodities, causing prices to spike as supply dwindled. The US is in the process of doing this, and now is the time to buy in and profit. Click here to learn more about what you should be buying.
3. The Bull Continues Marching
Even though peace talks gave a boost to commodity prices, the bull market has been raging for months and the trend is likely to continue. There are a lot of different ways to approach it to the benefit of your portfolio. Click here to learn about different companies that are positioned to win big as commodity prices continue climbing.
4. SpaceX IPO
SpaceX is set to IPO soon, and it will likely be the largest in history when it does. But will it be a good investment? There are a lot of questions surrounding that, so it’s something you want to look into first before you commit to buying any shares. Click here to learn how one tech investing expert is approaching the question and what insights he is sharing with his subscribers.
What to Look For
Watch for whether peace is established and if it will actually hold. Likewise, debt is still climbing and consumer confidence is still eroding.
Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Bizarro World