Profit from North Korea crisis



The North Korean crisis has been preoccupying the minds of investors for a few months now. Back in April, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un ordered missiles to be fired over neighbouring Japan. The ensuing market instability prompted varied reactions from investors.

The risk averse headed for the safe haven markets, while others tried to capitalise on market volatility.

Today, the picture for investors has changed significantly.

As you read this (September 18) world stocks are at an all-time high. Investors have regained their appetite for trading in risky assets. Currency trading appears unaffected by events on the Korean Peninsula.

MARKETS BREATHE SIGH OF RELIEF
The markets have breathed a collective sigh of relief and for traders, with the risk of a nuclear war averted, North Korea has drifted to the back of their minds – for the time being.

The note of caution is sounded because it’s far from being a settled issue, and major powers are already drawn in.

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