Hormuz reopened? Everyone cheered. Here's why I'm not celebrating yet. Those 300 ships finally free to move? They represent just 2 days of pre-war traffic and there are another 500 still waiting to dock and load. The world spent months running on fumes. We got lucky the crisis hit when supply was high and reserves were growing. Oil reserves are heading toward their lowest level in half a century. And Iran just learned it can bring the global economy to its knees by closing one strait. That knowledge doesn't disappear when a deal is signed. The question isn't whether Hormuz is going to open today. It's whether it stays open tomorrow and whether the attacks on ships actually stop. Traffic went from 150 transits a day to near zero overnight. Getting back to normal takes months. The damage is already done.

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