Repost: News about Iran will completely blow your mind

Over the weekend, I read a lot of posts, and I can tell you clearly—there's no good news. All the so-called good news is nonsense: like Iraq proposing a peace plan and both sides accepting, Iran abandoning the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz before reaching lasting peace and security guarantees, or the U.S. deploying ground troops preparing to launch an attack on Iran’s southern border.

Last week, I mentioned the issue of using large sums of money to operate and posed a question: in a situation where the global situation could change dramatically 10 times within a month, how can one develop a strategy to at least preserve existing assets? When inflation starts reaching 7-8% (which the U.S. will soon experience), the idea of asset preservation will be completely shattered for most people.

Those who bought oil at $120 three weeks ago, or bought gold above $5,000 last December, will understand what I mean.

I am glad for those who understand the significance of current events, and also for those ready to capitalize on global panic to achieve record-breaking profits.