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The prospects of peace have been a positive fillip for stocks this week with oil prices down from recent highs, though our market did get the nervous 'yips' that golfers suffer when they lose confidence in themselves.
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Stocks were largely up on Wall Street for Friday's trade, and it followed our local market snapping our worst run of outs — eight days down since 2018. It coincided with a falling oil price despite President Trump standing firm on maintaining the US Navy blockade of Iranian ports.
Here's a realistic take on what smart investors are doing stocks-wise right now.
Another day, another Trump or Iranian headline, and while the main game is the Strait of Hormuz and developments there that take oil prices up or down, what we’ve learnt overnight is that ‘night’ can be a long time between Sydney, Europe and Wall Street in New York City.
Today I'm looking at the big winners for the week and then see what the analysts are tipping.
Before Friday's trade open, equities were bought on the suspicion that Wall Street had been given inside information that a peace deal between the US and Iran was a chance, and that a potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz — vital for global oil supply — was close to happening.
Here's my pick of stocks that could have upside when peace is given a chance.
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