The commentator known as Abu Saleh (Arabic Desk) said Sunday morning that he was right to warn against the Trump administration's Iran policy, describing the president's actions as 'madness' and suggesting that market-savvy followers could profit from the volatility. The post on his the source follows months of criticism of the US-Iran nuclear deal.
The analyst known as Abu Saleh, who operates the 'Arabic Desk' the source, posted Sunday morning that his warnings against the Trump administration's Iran policy have been vindicated. 'As usual, I was right, the madness continues,' he wrote in Hebrew, adding that followers who understand the stock market could profit from the 'nonsense of the American president.' The post did not elaborate on specific events or market moves. Abu Saleh has been a regular source of commentary on US-Iran dynamics, as previously covered by The Zioneer.
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