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Here’s something surreal:



U.S. diesel prices have hit a record high of $5.85 per gallon.
On top of that, WTI crude oil has jumped nearly 10% this week.
But then U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent publicly said that oil prices could fall as low as $40 once the war ends.
What’s even more interesting is that our Art said: Keep going after Iran! It’s all small stuff.
So, can I short oil from up here?🤔
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AnnualReportTranslator
36 minutes ago
Ate calls it a minor matter, while the market treats it as a major one; during periods of chaotic news flow, the biggest taboo is taking a heavy directional position.
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LivermoreDisciple
44 minutes ago
Bessent’s $40 prediction sounds like pie in the sky, but with At adding fuel to the fire, is this a script to wipe out both longs and shorts?
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RateHunter
an hour ago
$40—that’s the postwar narrative. The question is, when is this war considered over?
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GasFreeMeditation
an hour ago
Diesel hits a new high + crude oil gains 10% for the week—the fundamentals are so strong that shorting takes courage.
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SupportGuardian
an hour ago
First Review
War premium + expectations of sanctions mean it will be difficult for prices to come down in the short term; be careful not to get trapped at the highs.
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