What does the future hold after the 12-Day War?
 
   
     
   
 
JUNE 24, 2025
   
What a few weeks it has been.

Last night, in a long post on Truth Social, President Trump announced a ceasefire to conclude what he is calling the 12-Day War.
 
 
 

But in the early hours of this morning, both Iran and Israel threatened to violate the ceasefire — which led to President Trump making some colorful comments on his way to Marine One this morning.

I won’t repost those here, as they might offend those with sensitive eyes, but suffice to say, if you know what he said, it’s hard to argue that he’s wrong.

Which highlights something I mentioned on Telegram last night:

We could be entering a completely new era for the Middle East, unlike one we’ve seen in my lifetime and probably for many years before that.

Regardless of how you might feel about any of the players involved, if this conflict ends with minimal civilian bloodshed, a denuclearized Iran, and a reshuffled regional power structure that has Israel at the top, and accelerates the push for holdouts like Qatar and especially Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords, it’s pretty difficult to see that as anything but a major positive. 

 
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It could lead to a new level of peace and stability in the region that many of us believed was impossible.

Of course, it could not: the Middle East is full of surprises.

But for now, I hope you’ll join me in praying for continued peace and safety in the region and around the world!

This morning, the markets are responding very positively to the news (I’m writing this just a few minutes after the opening bell).

I was gauging a few of our experts’ thoughts on the situation yesterday (before we had the news of a ceasefire), and I found what Chris Pulver said very interesting:
 
 
 

Right now, volatility has dropped to 18, right where it was before Israel’s first attack, and a pretty standard level for the VIX in general.

But if we see it spike soon, that’s no reason for panic.

There will be plenty of opportunities, especially to take advantage of inflated options prices by selling premium.

If and when that time comes, we will be all over it, giving you the best trading ideas we have.

But for now, let’s hope everything stays calm and peaceful for a while. I think we could all use a little break.

To your prosperity, 

Stephen Ground
Editor-in-Chief, ProsperityPub