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Where Markets Go From Here After Israel Strikes Iran

Loading ...Addison Wiggin

June 13, 2025 • 2 minute, 18 second read


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Where Markets Go From Here After Israel Strikes Iran

As the saying goes: “history doesn’t repeat itself – but it does rhyme.”

While the situation in the Middle East is fresh in the news, investors are feeling a dose of deja vu fear following Israel’s strike on Iran last night.

The U.S. officially stepped aside. And markets haven’t reacted too strongly. But it’s worth asking the question. What can we expect going forward? Prior similar events provide a clue:

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The real question is not “what happens next”?

Rather, the one we should be asking is ”what was the market trend before” the conflict got heated?

The U.S.’s invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 occurred during the midst of the dotcom bust. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine occurred in 2022, when the Fed started raising interest rates and the market was already trending lower.

Likewise, during Russia’s 2014 Crimea incursion, markets were in an uptrend.

Ditto early 2003, when the U.S. started its misadventure in Iraq.

With stocks in an uptrend before Israel’s latest attack, markets may still have a bit more room to run over the summer.

But from our perspective, the more fundamental issues – like out-of-control spending, endless deficits, and failing bond auctions – pose the real danger.

Those issues are only taking a back seat to the headlines for now.

~ Addison

June 15: Denmark’s Last Gasp…

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The Arctic’s vast abundance of riches — shipping lanes, resources, and space ports — makes it an economic and geopolitical Holy Grail, which is why Denmark’s stewardship of Greenland must end.

Greenland needs real protection. American protection.

Investors, take notice…

As President Trump attends the G7 Summit (on June 15), the potential exists for a bombshell announcement regarding Greenland. We mapped Greenland’s five major profit zones, which could boom any minute.

Click here to view our presentation, ASAP >>

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