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Daily General Analysis

June 27, 2026

Panel for 06/28/2026: Smoke in the Strait and Expensive Bricks
1. Shock in the Strait of Hormuz: US strikes Iran again

Fact: The US launched a new round of strikes against Iranian targets following a drone attack on an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, with former President Trump accusing Tehran of violating the ceasefire.

Verdict: I Would Sell oil and shipping-related assets in the short term, as the risk of disruption to oil flows rises sharply. Petrobras (PETR4) and maritime logistics companies may suffer from a higher risk premium.

Assets/Sectors: PETR4, crude oil (WTI), maritime logistics, cargo insurers.

2. US naval base in Gulf suffers damage reported by WSJ

Fact: The Wall Street Journal investigated and confirmed significant damage to a US naval base caused by Iran, forcing the US to reconsider relocating bases to Israel.

Verdict: I Would Hold positions in defense and security, but without increasing exposure. The defense sector (e.g., Lockheed Martin - LMT) may see short-term gains from new contracts, but widespread geopolitical risk is already priced in.

Assets/Sectors: LMT (Lockheed Martin), RTX (Raytheon), defense sector, military construction firms.

3. JBS (JBSS3) enters the Russell 3000: international showcase

Fact: JBS, valued at US$13 billion, has been officially included in the Russell 3000 index, which brings together the largest companies listed in the US, increasing visibility among global funds.

Verdict: I Would Buy JBSS3. Entry into a US benchmark index triggers automatic buying flow from ETFs and passive funds, supporting the stock price in the medium term.

Assets/Sectors: JBSS3, protein sector, emerging market ETFs, BRFS (BRF).

4. Unaffordable housing: foreign capital drives prices up

Fact: Research from the University of Texas (McCombs) shows that international investment and local regulations are pushing real estate prices up faster than supply can keep pace.

Verdict: I Would Hold positions in homebuilders focused on mid-range income and avoid high-end developers dependent on foreign buyers. The basic residential real estate sector (e.g., MRVE3, CYRE3) may benefit from pent-up local demand.

Assets/Sectors: MRVE3, CYRE3, Brazilian real estate sector, real estate funds (FIIs) focused on corporate office spaces.

5. Cryptocurrencies on alert: geopolitical risk raises volatility

Fact: US-Iran tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are generating reported explosions and risk of military escalation, with potential to destabilize global energy supplies and digital assets.

Verdict: I Would Reduce exposure to cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH) in the short term. Digital assets are correlated with global systemic risk; in moments of acute geopolitical crisis, investors migrate to gold and the dollar, not crypto.

Assets/Sectors: BTC, ETH, stablecoins, crypto exchanges (COIN).

Immediate Opportunities
  • Oil: Buy short-term WTI calls (July) if escalation occurs.
  • Defense: Exposure to LMT or RTX via sector ETFs.
  • JBS (JBSS3): Capitalize on Russell 3000 entry for a long position.
  • Mid-range Homebuilders: MRVE3 and CYRE3 with strong domestic demand.
Risks on the Radar
  • Iran-US military escalation: total shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Volatility in crypto: correlation with geopolitical risk could trigger sharp drops.
  • Premium real estate sector: flight of foreign capital and high interest rates.
  • Energy inflation: oil above US$120 could squeeze company margins.

This analysis is personal opinion and does not constitute investment advice.

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