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@EngineCollector

Auction Aficionado I don't wear the ribbon.

1990's Katılım Şubat 2025
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@CheyCab Interesting and sad times Cheryl Jr. It seems as though the world already hates us no? Good thing we don't get diesel from the Middle East eh?
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Chey Cab@CheyCab·
I don’t think a lot of people understand what’s happening around the world right now. What that means for everyone, and how much more the rest of the world is going to hate us. Also farmers need diesel for food production, and trucks need it to deliver it… Feb 2020 vibes.
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@calvinfroedge Plenty of carryout - this is a New Crop and beyond issue right now. That said, this market needs to start rationing now. 87 degrees in the breadbasket today...
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Engine Collector@EngineCollector·
@SenTinaSmith Maybe check with the people who live in the northern 1/4 of your state. All with passports/passport cards since 9/11... Idiotic take.
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Engine Collector@EngineCollector·
@sorenmpls How could you be so stupid? What corporation or investor on earth would put money into Minneapolis (a city who refuses to support businesses or protect private property??) The only business you can attract are grant funded fraudsters - how's that working out?
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Soren With Ward 8@sorenmpls·
What could you do with $40M in your community? I'm at Lake and Chicago where there are vacant lots that have sat since 2020. We could have more homes, businesses, and a more vibrant commercial corridor. I think that is a way better use of the money!
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Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )
There is a reason why the US actually has negative nat gas prices. 1. We produce a shit ton of gas (technical term) 2. Our shale wells are getting gassier as tier one acreage has been burned through 3. Yes, we are building out LNG export facilities but its not enough to absorb the excess we are producing. Be happy we have the lowest electricity prices in the WORLD in areas the are powered with nat gas.
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Tim Kalinowski@TimmyKal12·
Wear green yes, but which green?
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BuccoCapital Bloke
BuccoCapital Bloke@buccocapital·
Basically every Republican state is racing to cut income tax at the same time Democratic ones are sprinting to raise them Will be a fascinating economic experiment
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John Arnold
John Arnold@johnarnold·
There is a group of states actively competing to attract businesses and high earners, and another group adopting policies that drive them away. I don't see how this doesn't end up as a disaster in the long-term for the latter.
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Art Berman
Art Berman@aeberman12·
Hormuz isn’t reopening. The rules keep changing: yuan payments, selective passage, naval coordination, writes @biancoresearch We saw this in the Red Sea in 2024. Shipping returns only when transit is clear and insurable. Right now it’s neither. #Hormuz #OilMarkets #Shipping #EnergySecurity
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Remember that just yesterday, Tehran was reportedly floating a completely different condition: cargo paid in yuan. Today, it’s “any country except the U.S. and Israel can pass.” That is not a reopening. It is evidence the rules are being improvised in real time. And two days ago, on March 12, Iran tried to pose as reasonable by saying ships must coordinate with its navy to transit. Reuters also reported other selective assurances for passage, including a vessel changing its signaling to “China-owner” to get through. We’ve seen this before. During the Red Sea crisis in 2024, the Houthis offered similarly selective assurances in Bab el-Mandeb. In practice, it was confusing, chaotic, and did little to restore the normal flow of ships. Reuters reported that many vessels caught up in those attacks had no Israeli connection, and UNCTAD said Suez Canal transits fell 42% from peak levels. Shipping does not normalize because of slogans. It normalizes when passage is clear, verifiable, insurable, and durable. Right now, it is none of those things. So this is not Iran loosening its grip on the Strait of Hormuz. It’s PR spin designed to sound reasonable. Until owners, crews, charterers, and insurers can move without ad hoc political tests or special permission, the Strait remains squeezed.

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Freedomtevye@freedomtevye·
@seth_fin Hahahahahahahaha. Mate, there is not a counter party on the earth who will loan you $4,900,000 for your $5,000,000 bitcoin.
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Crypto Seth@seth_fin·
Imagine a father who secures $100,000 in spot Bitcoin. He holds the asset until the valuation hits a massive $5,000,000. Liquidating the position directly triggers devastating taxes on $4,900,000 of pure profit. So he executes the perfect institutional maneuver instead. He locks the Bitcoin in a legal trust, takes out a collateralized loan against the stack, and lives off the borrowed liquidity. Because he never executed a sale, his tax liability remains at absolute zero. Upon his death, the heirs receive the Bitcoin with a brand new cost basis set exactly at $5,000,000. The government cannot legally touch a single cent of the accumulated gain. This is exactly how generational wealth is permanently secured.
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Engine Collector@EngineCollector·
@ChrisMartzWX Really enjoy your climate content. Bad take on crude. You don't think it makes sense that markets are reacting to massive risk and uncertainty using extremely imperfect information? This is how markets work. The vol makes perfect sense.
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Patrick De Haan
Patrick De Haan@GasBuddyGuy·
Average diesel prices have surged over $1/gal from a month ago in 25 states. 49 of 50 states have seen diesel rise over 75c/gal from a month ago.
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Engine Collector@EngineCollector·
I can't comment on the Doc's post, but would like to know what he thinks is the mechanism for manipulation? If the Feds have a commodity account this market would swallow it whole. Market action is definitely stinky here. The only plausible "manipulation" I could buy is in the form of warning calls to major traders including banks, hedge funds, oil majors, and very large traders threatening legal action if they catch them buying into this for size.
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