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GLOBAL PRESSURE POINTS Venezuela Wasn’t Random (First in the Global Pressure Points series)
We started this year with political tension, global instability, and pressure building in places most people don’t even pay attention to.
And for most people, war is just politics.
Another headline.
Another argument.
Another debate.
But investors don’t look at war the same way.
Most people see war as politics.
Investors see war as positioning.
Venezuela isn’t just a country.
It’s oil.
It’s minerals.
It’s shipping access.
It’s foreign influence in the Western Hemisphere.
So when you hear about U.S. action in Venezuela, don’t stop at the headline.
Ask yourself:
Who controls the resources?
Who controls the trade routes?
Who controls the alliances?
Because war rarely starts where it ends.
It starts where money, energy, and power intersect.
For investors, this isn’t about picking sides.
It’s about recognizing patterns.
When regions destabilize,
energy gets repriced.
Commodities get repriced.
Insurance gets repriced.
Currencies get repriced.
War is inflationary.
Uncertainty creates winners…
and wipes out the unprepared.
This is the first pressure point.
And it won’t be the last!
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GLOBAL PRESSURE POINTS Venezuela Wasn’t Random (First in the Global Pressure Points series)
