5- if this war is prolonged, will China show frustrations and decides to weigh in and would that escalate the conflict?
5- Will this war result in a multipolar world or is this a flamboyant theatrics by the U.S. to emphasize to rivals that it is a unipolar dominance?
Hypothesis:
1- If U.S. decides to withdraw from this ongoing war, will Iranians stop their unlawful assault on the GCC states, and limit their attack on Zionist regime?
2- What scenario will unfold if GCC states decided to join the war and the U.S. decides to suddenly withdraw?
3- if the U.S. start demanding financial support from GCC and it is met with refusal, what measure will the U.S. seek to pressure GCC and how can it be countered?
4- if the U.S. couldn’t form an international alliance, and it apparently it couldn’t, could the GCC form one?
Moral of the story is, beware when the markets are on the bear, and probably less action when it’s on the bull. Though, it is difficult to tell whether DJT is walking on egg shells or playing Russian roulette with global recession
There’s always an attempt to minimize damage on global markets by performing a White House press release. But there’s always a weekend during which markets are closed & for administration to attempt a quick operation only to be followed by a new announcement before the new week!
If there’s a new Middle East, what better than the liberation and establishment of an emerging Sunni state serving as a buffer zone, stabilizing the Gulf & the strait while being a new investment zone for the world the region. @WhiteHouse
Maybe it is time for Arabs to reclaim the Eastside of the Arabian Gulf, pushing back Persian threats while keeping a deterrence distance, and giving Sunna Muslims refuge state after years of oppression.
This will be considered as a victory achievement for the DJT administration and a geographical relocation of military bases giving security for marine traffic along the gulf.
BREAKING: Saudi Arabia's east-west pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz is now pumping oil at its full capacity of around 7 million barrels a day, according to Bloomberg report.
It is interesting that only now people has realized that Donald had played them all along through his market manipulation. Although many in the market was clearly aware, however non participants didn’t have a clue!
This graph is a good demonstration of how political leverage is used to veil obvious market fundamentals such as shortages and panic purchasing in Asian markets. The spread between benchmarks is quite evident to illustrate it’s not quality that dictates price! It is availability!
So @Forbes are participating in the game! Here’s their contribution: Forbes argues that most Asian markets (strait of Hormuz) consumers are sufficiently stocked up in most cases for two months. Advising that GCC output shortages resulting in crude price spikes are not justifiable
This report will explore whether or not there’s a panic purchasing in Asia to secure supplies which will counter argue Forbes report on Asian energy stocks mentioned in my previous tweet #PT#Oil#Energy#Crude#GCC#OPEC
@Forbes are participating in the game! Here’s their contribution: Forbes argues that most Asian markets (strait of Hormuz) consumers are sufficiently stocked up in most cases for two months. Advising that GCC output shortages resulting in crude price spikes are not justifiable.