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I mean at this point this whole conflict is reaching comedy levels, or it would be if people's lives weren't at stake.

This show was just airtight in creation.

youtu.be/zbuf3B6ZQ7M?si=rvm4… This scene is just 🔥

This guy and Elon surely like to post so many AI images of themselves, cringe level 5 for female to do it and level 200 for male. Now call me old fashioned but if there is no chick in a pic along side with a guy nobody wants to see repeat self frames, unless its comedy material (which this aint). Or is there target audience that I dont understand?

Once you understand that its all just a freemasonic drama, and that both US and Iranian leadership are working for same party it becomes much easier to predict outcomes of agendas. Its all just a scripted sandbox. 90% of people would never accept this view however. It destroys the illusion of "good vs evil".

$UBXG long-cut too dry in last hour $SPCE short, SPCX IPO deflation expectation, plan fine execution not so much Not sure if its just me problem but I couldn't find any decent trades over past 3 days

Recent US Iran deal is such a big deal that they have forgotten to add the most important issue on the agenda: Reopening of #Hormuz.

This

That was quick

Lithium, copper, silver and most importantly fertilizers all need sulfur for extraction. Hormuz closure has dislocated a lot of supply. This is one of underlying variables that will contribute to #inflation drive over next months.

What Hormuz is all about

Themes are half of the long edge. The rest is rigs.

If you were to become compromised few years ago, you would want to start doing a lot of content with this guy

One needs to put data into context. As the oil markets mature and economies develop better and better oil inventory levels are built. So old data even if there was disruption is not 1 to 1 comparable to today as inventory buffers are bigger today vs the past. Which means negative effects are short term masked via high inventories.

If I had to speculate and guess I would say Cathy Woods is gonna be loading up on $SPCX if it opens above 400. If it opens too close to 135 maybe she'll pass.

Like i said since the beginning: The actual agenda of US administration is just to keep Hormuz closed. Everything else is just fake drama. If US opened full scale invasion (Iraq 2003 style) on Iranian navy, there wouldn't be a molecule left standing after few days, after which point Iran would have no control over Persian gulf or capacity to close Hormuz. So the administration deployed hybrid plan of war but not war to keep the Strait closed until oil shortages start to creep in (with China being main target possibly).

Thats a good way to put it.

All of those that commented on either mine or the original poster of this are just saying "interesting, there might be something to this". This is what I meant by posting before: General public is completely unaware of the consequences and chain reaction happening if global oil inventories go under operational minimums. And what happens after.

Its getting hot out there #inflation

SpaceX starts trading this Friday. Here's what history says happens next. This is the post-IPO performance of every major tech listing of the last decade. Every name you know. Every name you use. Look at the last column: maximum drawdown in year one. – Facebook: -54% – Snap: -56% – Uber: -68% – Pinterest: -70% – Lyft: -79% – Rivian: -88% – Robinhood: -90% Median first-year drawdown across the entire list: -54%. Average: -55%. Not the speculative junk. The whole class. Including the eventual winners. Zoom eventually rose 142% in year one. It still drew down 40% along the way. Palantir gained 153%. It still fell 53% at one point. CrowdStrike, Datadog, MongoDB. All ended year one higher. All put their holders through a 40 to 67% drawdown first. There has not been a single major tech IPO in a decade that didn't hand you a brutal drawdown in the first twelve months. Not one. Now SpaceX joins the list, at the richest valuation in IPO history. You don't have to buy it today. The IPO is the seller's moment, not the buyer's. Wait for the base.