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@KobeissiLetter This all looks like circus in the market. Stay calm, market will adjust.

BREAKING: US stock market futures open sharply lower as Iran War peace talks stall and Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz: 1. S&P 500: -1.0% 2. Nasdaq 100: -1.1% 3. Dow Jones: -1.0% 4. WTI Crude: +8.5% 5. Brent: +8.0% 6. Natural Gas: +1.5% The US-Iran ceasefire is set to expire in 2 days.

@KobeissiLetter Ordinary Joe: Where is the truth?

BREAKING: Iranian state media calls reports of another round of US-Iran talks in Pakistan “false” and issues a statement. The statement says: “US excessive demands, unreasonable and unrealistic expectations, frequent shifts in positions, continuous contradictions, and the so-called naval blockade which violates ceasefire understanding along with threatening rhetoric, have so far hindered progress in the negotiations. Under these conditions, the outlook for constructive talks remains bleak. The news published by the US is part of their propaganda campaign and a ‘blame game’ aimed at pressuring Iran.”

@business Hard to imagine a country that is known for golden Ferraris is going to be in financial trouble due to the war. Changing times.

The United Arab Emirates has begun talks with the US about a financial backstop in case the Iran war plunges the country into further crisis, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing US officials it didn’t identify. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@KobeissiLetter Trust is the foundation of any negotiation. When it collapses between countries, the people who suffer most are ordinary citizens on both sides. They carry the impact of decisions far beyond their control.

BREAKING: Iranian State Media says there is "no clear prospect of fruitful negotiations" with the US. Iran says President Trump's "maximalism and unreasonable and unrealistic demands" led to them backing out of talks. Iran also believes they are "facing deception" ahead of a potential "surprise attack" from the US. Iran appears to be convinced that the US is not negotiating in good faith.

@HealthRanger Stay calm. History taught us that. We built ProsperAgain knowing this.

This is every U.S. stock market investor right now: Standing right in the path of the catastrophe... about to get steamrolled.

@KobeissiLetter Countries are rethinking their reliance on others for essential goods. COVID and now global conflicts exposed how fragile long supply chains are. Many nations are moving toward strategic autonomy and rebuilding critical capacity. Efficiency alone can’t guide production anymore.

BREAKING: New data shows that zero oil tankers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz today. It appears that the Strait of Hormuz is now completely closed for the first time in history. The US “blockade” and Iran’s closure are in full force.

@TheEconomist This is very unfortunate. Countries should decouple from depending on other countries for critical resources like energy. Though economic theory support production in countries where it is most efficient to produce, that theory to be practical, you need countries to be friendly.

The World Food Programme estimates that if the blockage continues until mid-year, an extra 45m lives will be at risk, on top of the more than 300m people who already struggle to feed themselves economist.com/international/…

@KobeissiLetter Whom to believe?

BREAKING: Iran's Tasnim says the country currently has "no decision" to send a negotiating team to meet with the US in Pakistan "as long as there is a US naval blockade." Just 2 hours ago, President Trump said the US and Iran would be meeting in Pakistan tomorrow.

@KobeissiLetter Hoping to reach a peace deal like so many peace-loving people around the world.

BREAKING: President Trump announces US representatives are going to Pakistan to meet with Iran for a second round of negotiations tomorrow. Trump says if Iran does not make a deal, "the US is going to knock out every single power plant and every single bridge in Iran."

@KobeissiLetter A seesaw week in store for the markets. Stay calm, stay invested. That is the lesson we learned.

Key Events This Week: 1. Markets React to Iran Closing the Strait of Hormuz - Today 6 PM ET 2. 2nd Round of US-Iran Negotiations Begin - Monday 3. March Retail Sales data - Tuesday 4. March Pending Home Sales data - Tuesday 5. April MI Inflation Expectations data - Friday 6. ~15% of S&P 500 Companies Report Earnings The US-Iran ceasefire deadline is currently set for Tuesday.

@business Is it $4B or $4T? Now a days, B is too small with many companies with market cap of T at the end.

A $4 billion rebound in Big Tech has powered the S&P 500 to new highs and fueled hopes the rally can overcome risks from the Iran war. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@KobeissiLetter War hurts both sides. If you are an investor in US stocks, stay calm and stay the course. Historically, war did not cause major damages in stock market most of the time.

BREAKING: Details emerge regarding tomorrow's second round of US-Iran negotiations which President Trump calls the "last chance" for Iran. Details include: 1. VP Vance and Special Envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are traveling to Pakistan to represent the US 2. Trump is seeking a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and dismantle Iran's nuclear program 3. Trump believes there is a "divide" within the Iranian government 4. If no deal is reached this week, Trump says he will be ordering strikes on Iran's power plants and bridges 5. "If they don't sign this deal, the whole country is going to get blown up," Trump says High stakes talks commence with 2 days left in the ceasefire.

@WSJ Unfortunately, this is true. Generally, the bad guys are one step ahead. With the AI tool in everyone's hand, you do not know if the guy talking on the other side is truly the friend you know or the fraudster.

Swindlers have stepped up their game with artificial intelligence and deepfakes to steal older Americans’ money and personal information on.wsj.com/4cSRbnh

@WSJ Finance is considered as one of the biggest factors in divorces in US. Financial stability is so important in modern world with ever changing job scenarios. That is why we built CALM philosophy of investing with the motto, 'invest calmly, live freely'

It has never been easier to conceal unsavory spending from a spouse. Divorce—and significant financial damage—can follow. on.wsj.com/42i87xm

@business A healthy competition is imminent in space exploration with SpaceX, Blue Origin, Rocket Labs and possibly countries like India also in the map.

Blue Origin’s flagship New Glenn rocket launched to space on its third flight, reusing a booster for the first time in a milestone for the Jeff Bezos-backed company in its quest to rival SpaceX. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@Forbes What is the logic behind one of the richest persons finding real estate interesting? Diversification?

Zara’s Billionaire Cofounder Is Now The World’s Richest Real Estate Baron forbes.com/sites/giacomot… Illustration: Macy Sinreich for Forbes; Images: Lago Lopez via Associated Press; Gwengoat via Getty Images

@TheEconomist This is probably the biggest transformative change in our lifetime. Elon Musk and Jensen Huang have somewhat opposite views on the future of jobs. If industry leaders have this view, people could be very sceptical.

Americans are far more sceptical of AI than people in other countries. Seven out of ten think AI will hurt job opportunities, a sharp rise from a year ago economist.com/leaders/2026/0…

@WSJ Hollywood and movie industry would be one mostly impacted by the AI. Any character a director wants in minute details can be created by AI. If it is not there yet, it will be there soon.

Studios are making fewer movies and shows than they did just a few years ago. The ones they do make are increasingly being shot outside the U.S. on.wsj.com/4tj9tnp

@WSJ AI could be a therapist for you one day soon. Who can listen to someone so patiently hours if needed?

Cognitive exercises offered by a bot named Sunny, paired with telehealth visits, can be “physical therapy for the brain.” on.wsj.com/4tVjtmS