Israel-Iran Tensions Surge: Global Markets at Risk

Join us in this gripping episode of Wealthion as James Connor sits down with Peter Tchir, head of macro strategy at Academy Securities, to discuss the recent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and their potential ripple effects on global markets. Discover how these events could impact your investments and strategies to safeguard your wealth amidst rising uncertainties. Dive into a detailed analysis of potential economic outcomes, market predictions, and expert insights on navigating these turbulent times. Don't miss out on this crucial financial forecast!
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:08 - Academy Securities: Military Insights into Finance
04:12 - Middle East Crisis: Immediate Impacts on Global Markets
10:15 - Biden's Strategy and Diplomatic Tensions
11:54 - Oil Price Predictions Amidst Geopolitical Strain
16:44 - Long-term Effects on Energy and Commodity Markets
21:06 - Final Thoughts
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[@bradynields9783]

Is the guest aware of Israel's attack on an Iranian embassy a few days ago?

[@trailguy]

isn't biden going to try to refill the petroleum reserve before his term is over? it would be irresponsible and selfish not to...he must be planning on doing that.

[@mikebasom2442]

Biden is anti-oil. Why would he put more windfall profits into the pockets of oil executives? Congress has pending legislation [H.R.7061 - Big Oil Windfall Profits Tax Act & S.3802 - Big Oil Windfall Profits Tax Act]. To his credit he did replenish some before prices escalated but where's he going to get the monies now at these prices? Treasury issue even more debt? As you say, "irresponsible and selfish".

[@BloorStreetCapital]

It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment!

[@honestyfirst3994]

He is unable to understand Iranian message!

[@trailguy]

i'd love to hear your ideas!

[@Eterna7Forms]

Trash analysis.

[@Indigenouspain]

You are right on the money

[@BloorStreetCapital]

It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment! Why do you think his analysis was so wrong?

[@fraser489]

This guy doesn’t have clue what he is talking about

[@BloorStreetCapital]

It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment! Let us know if there is someone else you would like to see.

[@mikebasom2442]

Peter Tchir is tapped by Bloomberg and CNBC all the time as a go to analyst/strategist, both domestic and international. His insights and those of staff are prescient. Anytime he's being interviewed, I pay strict attention! Anyone who thinks otherwise is either talking their book or too cavalier to be taken seriously, IMHO.

[@BloorStreetCapital]

It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Mike! This was my first time speaking with Peter and I was really impressed with his insights and his ability to communicate them in a coherent fashion.

[@xoctor]

Being tapped by Bloomberg and CNBC is hardly a sign of credibility. It just means he is an approved mouthpiece for the USA/zionist propaganda system. These are the same media who used lies about WMD and babies in incubators to create the conditions for war in Iraq, and more recently created the conditions for this genocide by spreading lies of beheaded babies, systematic rape and burned and tortured victims (who were actually attacked and burned by Israeli tanks and attack helicopters). They see their role as pushing an agenda, not reporting news. They might be more subtle about it than Fox, and they might tell the truth more often when the stakes are lower, but they are just as cynical and manipulative.

[@xoctor]

@@BloorStreetCapital Really? "Insights" like "you can't let someone attack you and not respond"? Are we supposed to already forget that it was Israel who criminally and recklessly attacked the Iranian consulate in their attempts to force the USA into war with Iran? Even he realized how blatantly stupid he sounded and tried to clean it up by bizarrely trying blaming Iran for Oct 7, when it is very obviously the predictable result of Israel's brutal suppression, murder and theft from Palestinians. It is Netanyahu who supported Hamas' rise to power in Gaza, and Netanyahu who was either strangely incompetent with Israel's defense on Oct 7, or much more likely, he wanted this attack to create the necessary distraction to keep him in power and out of prison. A genuine analyst would not avoid mentioning such coincidences. Does any thinking person think the Palestinians will meekly accept the oppression, humiliation, impoverishment, kidnapping, raping and murder that the Israeli's keep dishing out, without ever trying to resist? Israel has sabotaged every attempt at peace because they don't want peace. They need conflict as cover for their ethnic cleansing and ongoing land theft. It is Israel who has been grinding their boot into the Palestinians' neck for the last 75 years, while simultaneously claiming to be the supreme victims, and calling anyone who raises historical facts "antisemites". How can you take any military "analyst" seriously who does not understand the history here (or feigns ignorance)? I'm no fan of the brutal and illegitimate Iranian regime, but how can you take an analyst seriously when he says the US has "allies" and "interests" (on the other side of the world btw) yet Iran's immediate neighbors are "proxies"? The hypocrisy and propaganda BS is off the charts. If this guy was a genuine analyst he would have at least admitted that Iran succeeded at least partially in showing its strength and inflicting damage to the airbase and intelligence centre that Israel used to carry out their insanely escalatory strike on the Iranian consular building. Pretending that shooting down decoys was all that happened is disrespecting you and your audience. Israel and these dishonest, manipulative zionist mouthpieces are out of control. They are a far larger threat to world peace than Iran by any sober analysis.

[@santmat007]

@@xoctor Agree...

[@paulvarey2416]

Great interview with interesting guest

[@mikebasom2442]

Agreed! Peter Tchir is one of the sharpest tools in the shed, by far.

[@BloorStreetCapital]

It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Paul!

[@TinoGomez-eh7cc]

Nothing burger