3 stocks to buy in March amid U.S.-Iran war
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The February 28 joint American-Israeli attack on Iran and the subsequent regional escalation triggered significant volatility in the global financial markets, but, despite the fears, not all assets have suffered losses by press time on March 5. Indeed, multiple sectors, led by big oil and the defense industry but also including some more surprising investments like Bitcoin (BTC), have enjoyed strong rallies since the war began. Under the circumstances, Finbold elected to examine the stock market to find the top equity to buy this March against the backdrop of the ‘large-scale military operation.’ Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) Following a steep decline that started in late December and persisting though January and much of February, the technology giant Palantir (NASDAQ: PLTR) experienced something of a renaissance with the outbreak of the conflict. Despite still being 12.54% down in the year-to-date (YTD) chart, PLTR stock rallied an impressive 14.25% in the last week of trading and is, at press time, changing hands at $155.33. Palantir stock price one-week chart. Source: Finbold Palantir’s close integration with multiple sections of the U.S. Government and, critically, with the Armed Forces is arguably the key factor behind the upswing. Furthermore, the upside could extend long-term as recent reports indicate that the company’s artificial intelligence (AI)-powered systems have been critical in waging the offensive air-campaign and sustained missile defense. Considering the President Donald Trump Administration’s efforts to continue integrating cutting-edge technologies into the military – to the point of designating Anthropic a ‘supply chain risk’ over the refusal to remove guardrails allegedly preventing fully autonomous weapons – Palantir could use the success of its systems to become even more integrated with the government. At press time, it appears that the only credible roadblock that might appear in front of Palantir’s stock is public perception. The company has already…
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