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Middle East conflict is driving aluminum prices to multi-year highs - Iranian attacks on smelters have created massive supply chain disruptions that are currently reshaping the industrial metals market.
“Aluminum prices have rocketed to four-year peaks after Iranian attacks targeted Middle Eastern smelters, highlighting how geopolitical risks can instantly reshape commodity markets.”
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Apple is pivoting its reporting strategy toward services - the tech giant will no longer report iPhone unit sales, signaling a transition toward higher-margin recurring revenue as hardware growth plateaus.
“They said they're not going to report unit sales of iPhones anymore... they're going to move toward a revenue that's more based on services, the services business.”
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The optimal window for entering inverse funds has closed - attempting to short the market in November is often a late trade, as historical data suggests October usually puts in a seasonal bottom.
“At this stage, it's too late. We've already had that October correction... you would have done that in September or before, not now, not here in November.”