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Considering that it's almost already confirmed that Russia will probably attack OTAN in 2025
And that most major countries at the moment: Russia, EUA, China, India, Germany,..(the entire europe too) will all be completely destroyed by nukes, we need to make sure we know exactly in which stocks we should invest to make quick and long-term gains next year. And btw if you live in the US these are the nuclear russian targets:
Ok, so: If World War III kicks off, it is important to invest in stocks that will benefit from the increased demand for goods and services that are essential during wartime. These stocks include:
Energy Stocks
Lockheed Martin ($LMT) is one of the world's largest defense contractors, and its stock tends to perform well during times of war and increased military spending. In the event of a war, governments are likely to increase their orders for Lockheed Martin's products and services, such as fighter jets, missile defense systems, and other advanced military technologies. This would boost Lockheed Martin's revenue and profits, and could lead to a higher stock price.
Raytheon Technologies ($RTX) is a major aerospace and defense company. Raytheon produces a wide range of military products and services, including missiles, radar systems, and cyber security solutions. Governments are likely to increase their orders for these products and services during a war. Northrop Grumman ($NOC) is a major aerospace and defense technology company that designs, develops, builds, and maintains a wide range of products, systems, and services for U.S. and allied government customers. These products and services include aircraft, spacecraft, missile systems, mission systems, and related technologies.
Boeing ($BA) is a major defense contractor, and its stock tends to perform well during times of war and increased military spending. In the event of a war, governments are likely to increase their orders for Boeing aircraft, such as fighter jets, bombers, and transport planes. This would boost Boeing's revenue and profits, and could lead to a higher stock price.
Additional notes:
But remember: You should also look out to buy stocks from countries that will not be affected by the nuclear war. The market will be halted and it will be a great investiment to buy stocks from food companies from Australia, Brazil and other countries, since they will export a lot of food to help the survivors of the countries fucked by the nukes.
And that most major countries at the moment: Russia, EUA, China, India, Germany,..(the entire europe too) will all be completely destroyed by nukes, we need to make sure we know exactly in which stocks we should invest to make quick and long-term gains next year. And btw if you live in the US these are the nuclear russian targets:
Ok, so: If World War III kicks off, it is important to invest in stocks that will benefit from the increased demand for goods and services that are essential during wartime. These stocks include:
Energy Stocks
- Oil and gas companies: ExxonMobil (XOM), Chevron (CVX), Schlumberger (SLB), Halliburton (HAL), Occidental Petroleum (OXY)
- Renewable energy companies: Enphase Energy (ENPH)
- Increased demand for energy: Wars typically lead to increased demand for energy, as militaries require large amounts of fuel to operate. Additionally, civilians may also consume more energy during wartime, as they spend more time at home and use more appliances to stay informed about current events.
- Disruptions to energy supply: Wars can also disrupt the supply of energy, as they can damage oil and gas infrastructure and make it more difficult to transport energy resources. This can lead to higher energy prices, which benefits energy companies.
- Safe haven asset: Energy stocks are often seen as a safe haven asset during times of economic and political uncertainty. This is because energy is a commodity that is essential for the global economy, and energy companies are generally well-capitalized and have strong balance sheets.
- During the Gulf War in 1991, the S&P Energy Index rose by over 20%.
- During the Iraq War in 2003, the S&P Energy Index rose by over 50%.
- During the Arab Spring in 2011, the S&P Energy Index rose by over 10%.
- Uranium: Uranium Participation Corp. (URNM)
- STEEL: United States Steel Corporation (X)
- Copper: Copper Miners ETF (CCJ)
- Gold: SPDR Gold Trust (GLD)
- Increased demand: Wars typically lead to increased demand for commodities, as militaries require large amounts of resources such as oil, copper, and steel to operate. Additionally, civilians may also consume more commodities during wartime, as they spend more time at home and use more appliances.
- Disruptions to supply: Wars can also disrupt the supply of commodities, as they can damage infrastructure and make it more difficult to transport resources. This can lead to higher commodity prices, which benefits commodity producers.
- Inflation hedge: Commodities are often seen as an inflation hedge, as their prices tend to rise when the value of fiat currencies falls. This is because commodities are real assets that have intrinsic value, while fiat currencies are fiat currencies.
- During the Korean War, the price of copper increased by over 200%.
- During the Vietnam War, the price of steel increased by over 100%.
- Iraq War: Uranium prices increased by over 200% between 2003 and 2008.
- World War II: The price of gold increased by over 300% between 1939 and 1945.
- Lockheed Martin (LMT)
- Boeing (BA)
- Raytheon Technologies (RTX)
- Northrop Grumman (NOC)
Lockheed Martin ($LMT) is one of the world's largest defense contractors, and its stock tends to perform well during times of war and increased military spending. In the event of a war, governments are likely to increase their orders for Lockheed Martin's products and services, such as fighter jets, missile defense systems, and other advanced military technologies. This would boost Lockheed Martin's revenue and profits, and could lead to a higher stock price.
Raytheon Technologies ($RTX) is a major aerospace and defense company. Raytheon produces a wide range of military products and services, including missiles, radar systems, and cyber security solutions. Governments are likely to increase their orders for these products and services during a war. Northrop Grumman ($NOC) is a major aerospace and defense technology company that designs, develops, builds, and maintains a wide range of products, systems, and services for U.S. and allied government customers. These products and services include aircraft, spacecraft, missile systems, mission systems, and related technologies.
Boeing ($BA) is a major defense contractor, and its stock tends to perform well during times of war and increased military spending. In the event of a war, governments are likely to increase their orders for Boeing aircraft, such as fighter jets, bombers, and transport planes. This would boost Boeing's revenue and profits, and could lead to a higher stock price.
Additional notes:
- The gray highlighted area on the chart below shows how the price of crude oil exploded from $15 to $46 per barrel after the Iraqi president set fire to all the oil fields in the Gulf War in the early 90's in an attempt to stop the US air force from running operations. This is a clear example of how the demand for oil can increase sharply in times of war.
- Gold is often seen as a safe haven asset during times of economic and political uncertainty. This is because gold is a physical asset that is not subject to the same risks as other investments, such as stocks and bonds.
- Defense stocks are also likely to perform well in the event of a war, as governments increase their spending on military equipment and services.
But remember: You should also look out to buy stocks from countries that will not be affected by the nuclear war. The market will be halted and it will be a great investiment to buy stocks from food companies from Australia, Brazil and other countries, since they will export a lot of food to help the survivors of the countries fucked by the nukes.
