The Trade Nobody Expected.

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The Trade Nobody Expected.

Dear investor.

Gold fell when a tanker was struck in Hormuz, then it jumped 3.5% on peace talks. Silver followed and nearly doubled the move.

The war premium was already priced in. Ten weeks of conflict, a functionally closed strait, oil above $100, the market had absorbed all of it. What happened this week was different. A potential peace memorandum between Washington and Iran sent crude down 9%, the dollar lower, and metals higher. Gold to $4,649. Silver to $75.67, up + 4.08% in a single session.

This is not a safe-haven trade. It is the market pricing out the inflation mechanism that has kept the Fed frozen. A Hormuz deal cools oil, cools PCE, and puts rate cuts back on the table opening the path toward Goldman's $5,400 and J.P. Morgan's $6,300 year-end targets.

Peace, in this case, is not bearish for precious metals. It is the trigger.

The deal is not signed. But the direction is clear.

Contact IMG today and position before the confirmation arrives.

Much success to all.

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