@ZeeContrarian1 Been here almost since the beginning of your twitter account. Thank you very much for your selfless contribution. Always on point with the calls. Thanks for also taking your time to explain the reasoning behind each trade. ๐ช๐
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I donโt think people understand the magnitude of what just happened.
The outcome of this war, and Iran attacking its neighbors, will likely lead to billions, maybe trillions, flowing into the U.S. economy through oil and defense deals.
The Gulf states now understand that their survival depends on the U.S. There is no scenario where they suddenly say we trust Iran, letโs remove U.S. troops. If you think that, youโre delusional.
Because if Israel hits Iranโs infrastructure again, Iranโs response might be to strike its neighbors, like it has before. And without the U.S. there, the risk is total destruction.
So the Gulf states have no real choice. The U.S. becomes the guarantor of stability.
This will drive capital flows into the U.S. on a scale we have never seen before.
If this war ends here, it could go down as one of the most beneficial outcomes the U.S. has ever had.
And if you think the Gulf states are suddenly going to move closer to China like they thought about doing before, good luck. The U.S. is in control.