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Rohan Saha

Founder - Burn Inves... • 9h

The global defense sector is undeniably overpriced right now yet interest in it remains stronger than ever. Given the current geopolitical climate investors and analysts are paying close attention anticipating further growth. If tensions persist over a longer period we might see defense company valuations climb even higher. Gold has traditionally been the go to safe haven asset but now defense companies are joining that elite list seen as essential in uncertain times.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 9h

Overpriced? yes. overheated? probably. but undervalued in geopolitical influence? definitely not.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 9h

Defense stocks are the new gold? Nah, more like the new oil. Profitable during chaos, but don’t forget what happens when peace actually breaks out.

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