The Monthly Bugle - June 2025 Newsletter (Issue #8)
- havenlambert1
- Jun 27
- 3 min read
War In The Middle East
Iran and Israel Trade Blows
The conflict between Iran and Israel over nuclear weapons has reached explosive levels. The countries have been trading airstrikes since June 13, and now the United States has joined the fray.
While President Trump initially said the US would not get involved, he recently announced that the US completed three successful airstrikes on nuclear facilities in Iran. This raises concerns about the potential for a broader war in the region. Since the conflict began, the price of oil reacted sharply, but activity in most other markets had remained muted. Investors wait with bated breath for further developments.
A Note From COO Michael Bennicelli
Another week, another major headline as the conflict between Israel and Iran continues to escalate. When the bombing began on Friday, June 13, markets reacted with a brief and minor selloff that lasted... one whole day. By Monday, across the globe, we were back to our regularly scheduled programming. You may remember a time when headlines like that would have a meaningful impact on investor psyche. Today, however, it seems the entire world’s investment strategy is to buy the dip ad infinitum, because 1) doing so has worked so well for so long, and 2) what other behavior would one expect from an investing public that hasn’t experienced a real recession in over 15 years? Investing biases are informed and reinforced by experiences, which explains why investors continue to do what got them here. Lucky for us, we can continue to rely on our rules-based strategy to align with market trends, rather than guessing what might happen. Come talk to us to learn more.
In Case You Missed It:
Bugle Notes Podcast
Are you caught up on Bugle Notes? In episode nine of our podcast, Managing Partners Michael Bennicelli, Joe Perdue, and Stephen Weitzel discuss how to find the best financial advisor for you. Available now on YouTube and Spotify.
Pavlov's New Dog
Have investors become too comfortable? In Reveille’s newest white paper, Managing Partner Stephen Weitzel discusses how learned behavior - such as depending on certain stocks - could prove dangerous for a portfolio. Read here.
New Series Coming Soon
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Around The Office
First Annual Newnan Porchfest
Reveille was honored to sponsor the inaugural Newnan Porchfest, and it was a huge success - it’s estimated that almost 10,000 people attended! It was a beautiful day to listen to local musicians and enjoy the timeless scenery of historic Newnan homes. We had a great time meeting everyone who stopped by our tent. Thank you to the Newnan Porchfest organizers for putting together a spectacular event - we can’t wait to be back next year!
Fun Nights At The Fred
The Summer 2025 Concert Season is in full swing at the Fred in Peachtree City! So far, we’ve enjoyed fantastic shows from Jeff Foxworthy, the Gene Simmons Band, and Night Ranger. We can’t wait to see what the rest of the season has in store! For ticket information, email us at info@reveillewealth.com or visit The Fred’s website here. We hope to see you at some of the upcoming concerts!
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