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The U.S. and Israel attack Iran. Bitcoin and oil offer a glimpse at how markets could react.
Bitcoin was tumbling on Saturday after military action was carried out against Iran by the U.S. and Israel.
U.S. strikes on Iran will likely boost defense stocks. Here’s what will keep the cash flowing even after the conflict ends.
A massive backlog of maintenance and software contracts will ensure recurring revenue.
Any chance the Fed cuts rates this year is ‘evaporating before our very eyes’ as Iran tensions raise oil prices
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