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🚨Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the world that Iran burned the statue of Baal, calling it a symbolic declaration of war against Israel. “We are closely monitoring the situation,” Netanyahu said, hinting that Israel is prepared to respond to any hostile actions. This act is not just symbolic — in the Middle East, such gestures can quickly escalate tensions and signal serious intentions.

Look at the long-term picture. Not days. Not weeks. Years.
2009 — $1,096
2010 — $1,420
2011 — $1,564
2012 — $1,675
Then the market froze.
2013 — $1,205
2014 — $1,184
2015 — $1,061
2016 — $1,152
2017 — $1,302
2018 — $1,282
📉 Almost a decade of sideways movement.
No excitement. No headlines. No crowds.
Most investors have lost interest.

This is not hype. Since 2027, the world will face a copper shortage — and it won't go away. The situation is worsening until 2050. Demand is rising. Supply is stuck. And this imbalance is permanent. There will be no new mines. It takes 17-20 years to approve and build one. Even if we find a huge deposit today, it won't matter until the 2040s. In the meantime, the quality of the ore continues to decline. Mining is becoming harder, slower, and more expensive. Moreover, AI is changing everything. AI requires insane amounts of energy, cooling, and wiring. Data centers are scaling up rapidly, and the network cannot handle this without massive amounts of copper. Add electric vehicles, renewable energy sources, and global electrification — and we are trying to rebuild the global energy system with metal that has not yet been mined. When the pressure reaches its limit, copper will not just be "industrial". It will become strategic. Companies will not buy it for margin — they will buy it just to keep operating. I am taking a position in advance before this becomes obvious. At today's prices, copper feels like a gift. Most people will ignore this. They usually do. And later, they generally regret it.

According to data from the global investment firm Bernstein, Bitcoin has the potential to reach an impressive mark of $150,000 by 2026. This forecast comes at a time when many investors are concerned about current market conditions and recent price corrections.
Analysts at Bernstein believe that the current bear season is actually the weakest bear cycle Bitcoin has ever faced. In previous cycles, Bitcoin experienced much deeper declines and longer recovery periods. Compared to those times, the current decline looks mild and more controlled.

Saudi Arabia warns Trump that Israel will be attacked if the United States attacks Iran.
Saudi Arabia does not hide its position. The kingdom asserts that due to the war between Israel and Iran, it will never establish diplomatic relations with this country. Based on one of the most powerful nations in the Middle East, this is a serious and persistent message.

While silver also rose after sharp fluctuations in the metal market last week amid weak demand for safe-haven assets, profit-taking, and heightened uncertainty regarding U.S. monetary policy.
This week, the focus will be on a number of key economic indicators from the U.S., primarily the non-farm payroll data and the consumer price index, which will provide more information about the state of the world's largest economy.