Get Out Or Buy The Dip?

President & Co-Founder at Peak Prosperity • Oct 18, 2025 at 5:15 PM EDT

This week certainly was not a dull one.

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Well, this week certainly was not a dull one.

It saw growing fears of credit contagion from "cockroach" corporations as the fallout from TriColor and First Brands now spreads to regional banks.

The President whipsawed markets with a "yes, we are/no, we aren't" barrage of tweets on a trade war with China.

Bitcoin and the crypto complex took their lumps, while the precious metals skyrocketed to all-time highs.

Is the heightened uncertainty reason to sell? Or a buying opportunity?

For everything that mattered to market this week, watch this Market Recap.

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