Dumb A, they have ALWAYS agree not to have a nuclear weapon. There is only 1 country in Middle East that has a nuclear weapon and terrorist other countries and land grab !!
The Floor Under Gold Miners Isn’t Where You’re Looking For most of 2026, gold miners have been traded as a macro derivative — a leveraged bet on Fed policy, geopolitical risk, and the dollar’s direction. That framing missed the actual story. Q1 earnings season changed the picture. At gold prices around $4,700/oz, the major producers are running 60-70% gross margins. Industry leaders are reporting all-in sustaining costs between $1,400 and $1,800 per ounce — meaning every ounce produced generates $2,900 to $3,300 in cash margin. Software-company economics on a physical commodity. What’s the market done with this? Within three trading days, two of the largest producers (AU and Barrick) have announced over $5 billion in fresh share repurchase programs for a total of $11 billion , layered on t
Why would Iran sit at the table and "negotiate" when both time they got attacked while negotiating. There is something called "good faith" in negotiation and USA and especially Israel has not shown that they are negotiating in good faith. The day before Iran was attacked, Trump suggested that they are very closed, next thing, all leaders got murdered or assassinated even though it's against UN charter to assassinate political leaders. The world should just tariff Israel..
The dominant geopolitical situation driving the markets right now is the ongoing conflict in the Middle East involving the US, Israel, and Iran. Recent escalations—alongside rapid shifts in diplomatic rhetoric—are creating significant volatility across commodities and tech. Here is how these recent events are impacting those specific sectors as of early April 2026: Oil: High Volatility and Structural Shifts * The Shock: Oil prices experienced a massive surge recently, with WTI crude breaking past $106 per barrel following an Iranian drone attack on a Kuwaiti oil tanker near Dubai. * The Pullback: Prices have swung back closer to the $100 mark in recent days. This pullback is being driven by easing geopolitical expectations after the US administration signaled a potential wind-down of its m
That make senses because with his fund size, and others like GIC or Temasek, if and when they buy or sell, just by entering the market will result in a 5-10% changes. So he is stating the obvious, he only buy if it's cheap, not if it's "fair price "..