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Get into oil and energy stocks before the banks do.

Crypto bullrun 2027

If you're holding crypto memecoins, be ready for a bloodbath.

Nasdaq has turned into a memecoin

The U.S. attacked an Iranian cargo ship today.
This war is about to escalate.

Crypto and risky stocks are about to dump hard

Oil and energy stocks are gonna print big over the next few years.

Joe Kent, who resigned from Trump’s administration, is now urging him to pull out of Iran.
Will he listen?

The market is crashing this week.
Good luck.

No oil tankers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz today.
The global economy is a mess, we just act like it’s fine while governments keep pushing markets to new highs.

Iran has refused to participate in a second round of talks with the United States.
That means Nasdaq will pump 10% tomorrow and oil will dump 50%

With enough manipulation, oil futures could be pushed to open at whatever low price.
But buyers of physical crude would still be paying well over $120.
This won’t end well for the market makers of paper oil.

Since the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and the war is likely to escalate, there’s a chance the Nasdaq will rise only about 5% on Monday.

The U.S. Navy has deployed drones to discreetly clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

🚨 Unverified reports suggest that President Trump wanted to launch a surprise military operation against Iran on tonight.

Iran says it is rearming faster than the United States can replenish its weapons stockpiles.

Crypto can feel mentally exhausting no matter what you do.
If you buy and it drops, you feel awful about the loss.
If you sell for a profit and it keeps rising, you regret getting out too early.
If you sell, then buy back in, and it crashes again, it feels even worse.
No matter the move, it can feel like you’re on the wrong side of it.

The biggest energy shock of the modern era is unfolding, but hardly anyone seems to understand what’s coming.
Most people just judge it by whether their stocks are going up or down right now.
We’re heading into a world where everything costs more.

Iran’s president says Trump has no right to deny the country its nuclear rights.