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Did you know that during the California Gold Rush of 1849, it wasn't just the miners who struck gold, but those who sold them picks and shovels?

This fascinating slice of history mirrors today's investment landscape.

Amidst global tumult and unpredictability, savvy investors are unearthing opportunities, much like the enterprising merchants of yesteryear.

In this edition of our newsletter, we delve into three intriguing aspects of our current economic climate:

• Short Memory: How historical perspective sheds light on today's market trends 🧠

• War and the Stock Market: Unraveling the paradox of market reaction to global conflicts ⚔️📊

• Oil Price Mysteries: Decoding the unexpected dynamics of oil prices during Middle Eastern turmoil ⛽️

Join us as we navigate through these turbulent yet opportunity-rich waters, discovering how informed insights can turn challenges into profitable ventures.

Short Memory 🧠

"The end of the peace dividend"

"2024 may mark an inflection point"

"We find ourselves at the dawn of a new era"

Headlines like these often stir anxiety.

Yes, conflicts persist in the Middle East, and nations like Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea pose significant challenges to global peace.

But as Billy Joel aptly sang, "We didn’t start the fire, it was always burning since the world’s been turning" 🔥

History teaches us that our world has always been a cauldron of unrest and change.

This constant state of flux shouldn't immobilize us with fear.

Danger coexists with remarkable opportunities.

In 2024, amidst uncertainties, the S&P 500 surged by an impressive 24%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq soared even higher, with gains over 40%. 📈

While many retreat in times of turmoil, history shows these moments often present the best investment opportunities.

War and the Stock Market ⚔️📊

The stock market operates devoid of emotions.

It doesn't gauge moral values or ethical concerns.

Its fluctuations are entirely dictated by elements influencing corporate profitability 📈

War impacts the market only when it hinders vital global resources.

The Middle Eastern conflict, beginning October 7, was predicted to spike oil prices.

Yet, oil prices took a surprising turn, dipping by 7.5% since the onset of the war.

Meanwhile, the stock market climbed a notable 11% 🌍➡️📉

This highlights the market's indifference to geopolitical events, focusing solely on economic implications.

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Why are Oil Prices Falling when the Middle East is at War? ⛽️

Amidst the Red Sea's turmoil, Houthi Jihadists disrupt global trade by attacking commercial ships.

This chaos touches 15% of global trade, including essential oil shipments.

Surprisingly, oil prices remain below pre-war levels.

A conundrum unfolds: Why this downward trend? 🤔

The crux of the matter: A shift in supply and demand dynamics.

Demand dips, particularly as China faces its own complexities.

On the supply side, global oil producers, including the U.S. as the top producer, are boosting outputs 📈

This upswing in production challenges the grim predictions of oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel.

But caution is key.

The U.S. must step up as a guardian of global trade 🛡️

In this global chess game, if the U.S. doesn't lead, who will?

Inner Circle Macro Update

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