"The market panic is here," said Louise Dickson, senior oil market analyst at Rystad Energy. "The initial upward price reaction after the conflict in Ukraine started six days ago is only intensifying."
Supply chain bottlenecks and Russian-Ukrainian tensions have together fueled commodity inflation.
TRIUMPHANT RETURNS : safest haven i think is $Nutrien (NTR.US)$ (potash fertilizers )
$ITOCHU (ADR) (ITOCY.US)$(trading of all grains crops n lean hogs producer) $Barrick Gold (GOLD.US)$(best gold miner) $Coca-Cola Europacific (CCEP.US)$(all the beverages) $Enbridge (ENB.US)$ (oil n gas midstream)$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.US)$ (metals , iron , copper, oil, nat gas)
UsedName : Ok
Mike Hunt : Consumer staples. The demand is a constant.
Bandidos : First u got to look for the stairway to heaven.
High Profit Low Loss : We can only hedge base on the current situation, anything down the road is a guessing game.
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TRIUMPHANT RETURNS LuckyPiggie : its Good! great find
treydongui : this is what I consider golden info on days like this for many here. excellent article and as always I appreciate your time and wisdom
treydongui Star987 : I agree with you here but I made this mistake with the meta platforms as I got in right away like a rookie and then they dump the s*** out of it. I really could have kicked myself for this repetitive mistake. I've been making a list of things that I think the average person here would want or need to be helpful to simplify investing or improve performance. My personal desire lately is for a crash course on reading bearish stocks. I feel like when we first begin investing we look for upside potential the majority of the time if not 100% until we begin to learn our investing options and gain experience into other ways to play the market. but I think that initial heavy emphasis on finding bullish price action actually makes us slightly biased towards bullish positions and over eager imho. Anyone have anything to positively contribute here? for the benefit of your fellow community members
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