After observing yesterday’s market behavior and this morning’s closing result, I was unsure about what to title today’s article.
This was because I had noticed two key points.
However, first and foremost, I need to address this particular point.
On Wednesday night, I was talking with my colleague who shares an interest in stocks.
The topic of discussion was the 'ceasefire.'
Both he and I were skeptical about this news.
Looking back at history, it’s always Israel that has unilaterally broken ceasefires and launched attacks.
And once again, this prediction turned out to be correct.
Israel attacks Lebanon after a ceasefire agreement.
Although it may sound inappropriate, I can't help but think that removing Netanyahu from Israel might have been better for world peace than attacking Iran's top leadership.
Ultimately, the ones sowing the seeds of war around the world are, in fact, Israel.
With this development, I’m worried that the stock market will become volatile again.
Such concerns cannot be dispelled.
The market moved with an air of skepticism.
Last night’s market was a mixed bag.
Some stocks, like SNDK, surged straight to new highs, while others started strong but began to drift lower about an hour after the opening bell and continued to weaken.