Ryan Stancil,
Editor
July 11, 2026
Since last week: Trump has once again said the truce is off, and conflict in Iran was back on.
1. Rockets Fly Again
Attacks have resumed and traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has slowed to a near standstill again. This time, the market hasn’t reacted as dramatically as in the past. Oil didn’t rise as much as it had before and the indexes have paid attention more to upward movement in other sectors. The world has largely adapted, but it still helps to be prepared for future shock. Click here to learn more about an investment strategy that makes that possible.
2. Gold Stagnates
Not everything walked away unscathed because of renewed tensions. Gold prices were more sensitive and saw downward movement, though they’ve somewhat recovered from the lowest points of the week. Gold is still in a long-term bull market and opportunities like this mean you should continue adding it to your portfolio. Click here to learn what names to add.
3. New Reactors Go Live
One thing Trump actually delivered on was the goal of getting three new nuclear microreactors to achieve criticality before the Fourth of July. In fact, four different companies managed to do it. These reactors are a prototype being fast-tracked for development, and this achievement doesn’t yet make them ready for commercial deployment, but it shows that the US is on its way to making nuclear power a bigger part of its energy-generation strategy. That’s good news for uranium, which remains in a bull market and will see more demand as this buildout continues. Click here to learn more about how to invest to profit from the uranium boom.
4. Prime Windows Mean Big Profits
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What to Look For
Markets will continue to watch the situation in Iran and whether or not it will escalate further.
Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Bizarro World