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# Actually, for commodities like oil and gold, do th…


## Comments (2)

- **Jenniferlovechanjp · 2026-03-23T18:05:38.000Z · 👍 1**: Won't🤩🌟😂💃🏼 rich people need to use it, industry uses it too, and there are greedy people...😽👍🏻🪔 These two follow the standard deviation fluctuation
- **蘇聰斯諾 · 2026-03-21T06:29:06.000Z**: Commodities like oil and gold typically surge first when a war breaks out, but once the news eases or the conflict cools down, they quickly pull back. The risk of not being able to exit in time is real, so it's best to reduce positions in batches and keep some as a hedge, so that even if there's a s