Why the U.S. Might Strike Over the Weekend
When news breaks about military actions, timing is rarely random. If the U.S. strikes Iran during ongoing discussions—and especially on a Saturday—it’s often strategic:
Stock Market Protection – U.S. markets are closed on weekends, so any immediate reaction won’t impact investors. This gives the government time to manage potential economic fallout.
Diplomatic Pressure – Striking during talks sends a message: negotiations are serious, and certain red lines are non-negotiable.
Operational Efficiency – Weekend timing allows military operations to be carried out with minimal disruption and maximum control, so key objectives can be completed before Monday.
In short, timing matters as much as the action itself—it’s a calculated mix of politics, economy, and strategy.$PAXG
