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    How does the market react to the death of Iran’s supreme leader?

    With the ongoing crisis of Israel vs Iran where israel has killed the supreme leader of Iran, what will the effect on the stock market, gold and silver?
    Will the real currencies (gold and silver) rise again or the does the stock market gets the boost due to reduction in further uncertainty?

    How does the market react to the death of Iran's supreme leader?
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    2. _rockthemike on

      Fake out dump /liquidity sweep at 930a Monday, big green across the board for the rest of the week

    5. CryptoBoy-007 on

      I do not think the market will care about his death, more than what’s next? One thing for sure on Monday Oil Vix ( volatility index) will spilled over to the the Vix and this should push the stocks lower on the open. The next week will be interesting to watch, cause the Iran responses so far does not signaling any retreat or path for an off ramp. The targeting of GCC countries is the most dangerous development since this whole affair started between October 6. The longer this takes to cool down, the more stress applied to energy passing through the Strait of Hormuz ( 25% of world supply), and something could break.

    7. Upstairs_Arm_486 on

      This is why they waited until the markets were closed. I don’t think we will feel too much of an impact.

    11. Puppies_Rainbows4 on

      Market doesn’t care. Maybe a few oil producers go up, but it is a nothing burger for everything else.

    12. Californiawatchman on

      Oil will rise. Depending on length of conflict this may spill over to affect China given oil supply drop. In return China may retaliated with rare metals prices rising as they limit supply to world

    13. total_bushido on

      The market wants access to new opportunities in Iran that the ayatollah controls.

      Probably a positive

    17. Dixon232 on

      Peace in the middle east is very bullish. Setting them back 10 years basically or slimmer chance of even regime change.

      I’m heavily bullish

    18. Technical-Guidance-7 on

      The war is not even over yet. Iran is still shooting missiles. Everything is still uncertain

    21. awake-ai on

      Everyone is expecting a dip and then a V, so that’s probably what is not going to happen

    22. DisjointedHuntsville on

      Just like everything else. Sane people see uncertainty of war diminished, purple haired / jihadis panic.

    24. Longjumping-Ad8775 on

      Warren Buffett – it’s freaking over. Just panic sell everything (to me).

      Seriously, nobody cares. I expect my defense stocks get a temporary boost, but that’s about it. I’m keeping on keeping on.

      Old ferengi proverb – war is good for business.

    25. Fazakh1 on

      strait of Hormuz is closed and IRGC still in power which basically controls everything, people saying new opportunities will be open are just ignorant

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