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JUST IN: 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia fully restores East-West oil pipeline, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz and pumping 7,000,000 barrels per day.
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Leo posts from colleagues wondering why there was a drop today? and trying to explain based on panic - non-panic and in short, Emo explanations, which could be true when other things do not happen. But in this case, although bombs did not fall, things did happen: Iran declared a closure of cargo transit through the Strait of Hormuz. This detail is relevant for the markets because 30% of the world's oil, from Dubai, Kuwait, etc., goes through there. If the production of 30% of the world's oil is closed, the barrel price will rise, and when the markets open, it is obvious that the shares of companies producing oil from fields outside the Strait of Hormuz will rise significantly, while those dependent on Hormuz will drop significantly. So, traders sold their cryptos to have liquidity at the first moment the markets open tomorrow, Monday. Now, there are two other events that could occur at the market openings: 1) the drop in shares of Hormuz-dependent oil companies, Petronas and others, might spill funds fleeing towards the crypto market. but also 2) mixed traders who only trade during financial market hours might sell their cryptos tomorrow to buy oil stocks that are going to rise. One factor would raise the cryptos and the other would lower them, and the net result will be unpredictable. We will have to see it with the openings. The truth is that Iran will not be able to sustain that closure. Because one thing is to confront the US and Israel, and another is to become enemies with the entire planet. So they will negotiate, and in a few days the markets will return to normal, and the cryptos will recover strongly (if Donald doesn’t pull another one of his stunts) #HormuzEffect
Leo posts from colleagues wondering why there was a drop today? and trying to explain based on panic - non-panic and in short, Emo explanations, which could be true when other things do not happen. But in this case, although bombs did not fall, things did happen: Iran declared a closure of cargo transit through the Strait of Hormuz. This detail is relevant for the markets because 30% of the world's oil, from Dubai, Kuwait, etc., goes through there. If the production of 30% of the world's oil is closed, the barrel price will rise, and when the markets open, it is obvious that the shares of companies producing oil from fields outside the Strait of Hormuz will rise significantly, while those dependent on Hormuz will drop significantly. So, traders sold their cryptos to have liquidity at the first moment the markets open tomorrow, Monday. Now, there are two other events that could occur at the market openings: 1) the drop in shares of Hormuz-dependent oil companies, Petronas and others, might spill funds fleeing towards the crypto market. but also 2) mixed traders who only trade during financial market hours might sell their cryptos tomorrow to buy oil stocks that are going to rise. One factor would raise the cryptos and the other would lower them, and the net result will be unpredictable. We will have to see it with the openings. The truth is that Iran will not be able to sustain that closure. Because one thing is to confront the US and Israel, and another is to become enemies with the entire planet. So they will negotiate, and in a few days the markets will return to normal, and the cryptos will recover strongly (if Donald doesn’t pull another one of his stunts) #HormuzEffect
$435 Million , Iran's Estimated Per-Day Loss Due To US' Hormuz Blockade
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$TRUMP $PIXEL
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