@NickDoesFutures Hi Nick. Thank you for sharing. Technically, how can you trade your master account, and the rest will copy the trades. Could you share please?
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Iran's Foreign Ministry confirms that an environmental tax will be charged on ships:
"There is no toll; people should use the correct terminology
Iran and Oman are currently drafting a new protocol
Under this new system, maritime services will be provided to protect the environment of the Strait of Hormuz, the Persian Gulf, and the Sea of Oman, which requires the collection of an Environmental Tax
We hope to reach a final agreement with Oman on this matter soon"
@great_martis there will be a big rally starting from July. But before that rally, Algo will hunt stops of long positions and lure traders into short positions.
The 1970s are whispering back louder than ever.Back then, America was hit with stagflation: high inflation, stagnant growth, energy shocks, and eroding confidence.
Oil prices quadrupled (1973) then tripled again (1979), inflation hit double digits (peaking near 14.5%), unemployment spiked to 9%, real wages collapsed, and gold soared as the dollar weakened. It felt like the economic system was unraveling.
Today in mid-2026, the parallels are striking and increasingly dire.
Energy & supply shocks: Geopolitical turmoil (Iran conflict) is driving another oil spike, pushing headline inflation to 3.8% in April 2026 (highest in years) with energy costs surging.
Inflation + fragility: Sticky price pressures, large deficits ( 6% of GDP), and debt-to-GDP over 123% echo the fiscal recklessness of the '70s. Growth is soft, living costs (housing, food, energy) are crushing households.
Debt & dollar risks: Massive public debt buildup and interest burdens mirror the loss of confidence that fueled the 1970s gold boom.
Positive rates and dollar strength are currently pressuring precious metals but history shows that can flip fast if trust erodes.