@BudWildman007@TankerTrackers tell that to all of his statements regarding escalation in war causing oil to boom, but US also has oil so in a way wealthy people get more wealthy
📝 OIL -- DOLLAR -- GOLD Relation
1️⃣ Oil is traded in dollars (Petrodollar)
Most countries must hold USD to buy oil.
2️⃣ If Hormuz is threatened
Oil supply risk → oil price jumps → countries need more dollars to buy oil.
3️⃣ Result → Dollar strengthens
Investors rush to USD liquidity, not gold initially.
4️⃣ Why gold/silver fall temporarily
When the dollar rises, gold (priced in USD) often falls or pauses because traders move to cash.
5️⃣ Later stage
If the war escalates → inflation + debt + money printing → gold usually rallies strongly later.
✅ Simple market sequence:
War risk → Oil spike → Dollar demand → Gold dip → Later inflation fear → Gold rally.
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