INSANE 100% CORRELATION CONTINUES:
Araghchi only tweets like this if my momentum AI timeseries model says oil *will* breakout.
It said WTI was about to surge to $109.
Araghchi fuck you, you mossad piece of shit, at least come out of the 'agent' closet & seppuku
Remember, if a cop tries to arrest you for telling a darkoid to go home, that's not a cop. That's an enemy combatant and an outlaw. There are no legitimate laws against doing literally anything you want to them.
Passengers on an ‘endless’ world cruise have been told to leave residential ship Villa Vie Odyssey with all their belongings in Cambodia after the company said it was 'unable to secure the fuel necessary to continue operations'.
@1776a23@MarioNawfal Because he's either compromised, retarded, or both. He used to run pro israel/ukraine spaces often back in the day when twitter was still zoggy.
I am a TRADER not an academic. What I had to do was understand market behavior to survive.
The wildest theory was Efficient Market Theory assuming people act rationally and all information is in the market determining price.
Only an academic would come up with such nonsense for anyone who has traded markets REAL TIME, know the well-known and long-standing Wall Street proverb:
“Buy the rumor, sell the news.”
They will say bullshit like we lifted 800m out of extreme poverty which chinaphiles then misquoted as lifting 800 million out of poverty.
Chinese standard for that is only $2.30 cents a day. It disappears if you even raise thst past $3 . No that's still not a lot of money over there either.
They show you pictures of Shanghai and act like thats the standard, it isn't. Its one of the 4 cities in cooperstive economic zones that was allowed capitalism.
Why Israel is saved for last
If you want to understand why Iran has not yet launched its largest direct attack on Israel, look at the sequence. The point is not that the conflict is imaginary or that Iran cannot respond. The point is that Iran is trying to weaken the forces that could strike it and the defenses that could blunt a later attack.
The first targets, in this view, are the American bases around the Gulf. They are closer to Iran than Israel and could support an attack without the long flight and refueling routes Israeli aircraft would need. Iran has reason to put pressure on those bases first, limiting the military support available to Washington and its partners.
Then comes the fight against air defenses. Iran can launch drones and missiles that cost far less than the interceptors used to stop them. If defenders have to keep firing expensive missiles at waves of cheaper weapons, their supplies shrink. Radar and other systems can be damaged, too. The purpose is to make Israel’s defenses less capable before a larger attack begins.
The sea is another pressure point. Iran can threaten American naval forces and use its position near the Strait of Hormuz to put shipping at risk. Disruption there would carry the conflict into the world economy, raising the cost of keeping military operations going and putting pressure on countries that depend on energy moving through the region.
Only after that groundwork, I believe, would Iran turn to a major attack on Israel. Iran’s mountains and underground facilities make it difficult to defeat through airstrikes alone. The United States and Israel also face limits in supplies, logistics and the number of defensive missiles they can draw on. If those limits deepen, Israel could face a major assault with fewer interceptors and less support than it has now
That is the logic behind saving Israel for last: weaken nearby American bases, drain the air defenses, put pressure on naval forces and shipping, and then attack when the balance has shifted. The conflict, in this view, is likely to resume and widen. Haifa is among the targets I believe should be struck. The timing depends on how much Iran can reduce its opponents’ capacity before the next stage begins