It’s NOT just “war ends = everything bullish”
The real driver is:
👉 What happens to oil
Because:
Oil spike = inflation shock
Oil drop = disinflation + liquidity tailwind
If oil stays high even after war (supply damage, sanctions, etc.):
Rotation may NOT fully reverse
🧵1/7
If the Iran war stops (ceasefire / de-escalation)
Reverse rotation will take place.
Energy → Weakens
Oil risk premium disappears
Supply fears ease (Hormuz risk fades)
Oil prices likely fall or stabilise
Energy stocks (oil producers, LNG) underperform / pull back
🧵4/7
Cyclicals → Rebound
War hurts demand-sensitive sectors due to cost pressure
When it ends:
Airlines ✈️ rebound (fuel ↓)
Industrials ↑
Consumer discretionary ↑
🧵2/7
Inflation trade → Unwinds
War → higher oil → higher inflation
End of war → disinflation impulse
Inflation expectations drop
Bond yields fall (or stop rising)
Rate cuts become more likely again
This is the big trigger for rotation
@ryu_tay When Qatar (which supplies 20% of global LNG) goes offline, the threat isn't to your oil tank; it’s to the entire power grid. Which is Coal and Gas, both are up around 3.5%