| VIDEO REMINDER In Today’s Masters in Trading: Live -
Gold and other commodities are selling off amid more trade war fears this week. -
Potential new tariffs on copper are in focus this week, with traders locking in profits ahead of any policy moves. -
Today, I’ll let you know how we should angle our portfolios as the markets absorb the latest news around copper. Gold is selling off this week amid volatility in precious metals and commodities… And the latest news out of the Trump administration is only adding fuel to the fire. President Donald Trump announced a probe into potential new tariffs on copper imports as the administration looks to reshore U.S. production of the metal. With copper considered a vital metal in everything from the production of cars to military hardware, the markets are treading cautiously as trade war fears take center stage. Looking at the historical data, the negative reaction isn’t exactly surprising… Economists often look to commodities to read the temperature of the markets. A slump in commodities usually means weakening demand for the physical goods that drive the world's economy— everything from fuel to industrial metals and agricultural products. So even if the rest of the stock market is riding higher, any pullback in commodities could potentially signal some bigger trouble brewing. As we look ahead, Wall Street is weighing the implications of all this recent weakness. Today, I’d like to give you my perspective on how all these ongoing trade war fears will affect the markets from here. In today’s Masters in Trading Live at 11 a.m. ET, we’ll look at how the recent noise around copper and other commodities is affecting the outlook of traders as we approach March. I’ll also dive into how we can use optionality to stay ahead of all the recent market chaos. If you want to be part of the action and share your comments and questions in real time, be sure to join me on YouTube. It’s a great way to connect directly with our trading community and make sure you’re getting the insights you need to help build a deeper understanding of the markets. Remember, the creative trader wins, | 
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