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Opinions are my own and all tweets don’t constitute advice or instruction or opinions.

Katılım Nisan 2012
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Ben Hunt
Ben Hunt@EpsilonTheory·
While Trump dodged the draft, Robert Mueller volunteered for the Marines after graduating Princeton. He was awarded a Bronze Star with combat V, rescuing a wounded Marine while under fire. He was later shot in the thigh, awarded a Purple Heart, and returned to lead his platoon.
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grogisgood
grogisgood@Grog_IsGood·
@MenthorQpro Hope they got every construction crew on earth building pipes across the peninsula
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Menthor Q
Menthor Q@MenthorQpro·
This is insane
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Rory Johnston
Rory Johnston@Rory_Johnston·
Middle Eastern-origin oil on water (crude + products) has fallen by ~175 million barrels over the past two weeks. That's a truly insane drawdown pace of 12.5 million barrels per day.
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grogisgood
grogisgood@Grog_IsGood·
@ScottIrwinUI 45z production guidance taking its sweet time. Maybe doge was a bad idea
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Scott Irwin
Scott Irwin@ScottIrwinUI·
6. Another perspective is provide by estimates of the difference between FAME market prices and shutdown prices. The tax credits have been important in keeping the industry afloat since 2021. Now what will the future hold?
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Scott Irwin
Scott Irwin@ScottIrwinUI·
1. The FAME biodiesel industry has had a tough go of it in recent years, buffeted by the boom in renewable diesel and uncertainty about RFS mandates. While this is true, the industry benefits from several tax credits and these should be taken into account when estimating the profitability of biodiesel production. That is the subject of my latest FDD: farmdocdaily.illinois.edu/2026/03/biodie…
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grogisgood
grogisgood@Grog_IsGood·
@BobEUnlimited Maybe next time actually prep for successful war rather than winging it
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Bob Elliott
Bob Elliott@BobEUnlimited·
Central Bankers Look Up The oil shock has dashed hopes across the developed world that persistent elevated inflation would resolve itself even with easy policy. Now those policymakers are forced to tighter policy ahead. bobeunlimited.substack.com/p/central-bank…
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Bob Elliott
Bob Elliott@BobEUnlimited·
The most direct way rising oil prices can create a positive economic impulse is through either rising hiring or capex. Despite the surge in profitability after the 2022 shock global capex only rose 0.1% of GDP, making it a pretty minimal growth support. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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grogisgood
grogisgood@Grog_IsGood·
@SpecialSitsNews Especially if they keep blowing up the stuff capable of making the exports
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Rory Johnston
Rory Johnston@Rory_Johnston·
I think that a big part of the reason that people still think Trump will be in for the Iran War long haul is that they don’t appreciate how truly, insanely unhinged the energy market is about to get if this doesn’t end soon.
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Charles V Payne
Charles V Payne@cvpayne·
The Iran Conflict will end soon It has been and will be a decisive victory The "Peace Dividend" will be huge for American and the world (oil prices will get back on track), There has been no inflation spike.
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The Revenge of Irving Fisher@jdftgadsden

To "go off on tariffs" is exactly what he should do. They're paid by the American people, no matter what the Trump apologists say. It's also common sense that oil will spur higher inflation, and it is uncertain since who knows how the war will end.

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Tobias Carlisle
Tobias Carlisle@Greenbackd·
"The US economy now requires significantly less energy per unit of GDP than in earlier decades, reflecting efficiency gains and a shift away from manufacturing toward services (chart). As a result, oil price spikes are less inflationary and do less damage to real economic activity than in the past when energy intensity was much higher." "The economy's resilience means that oil price shocks cause far less persistent inflation and much less severe growth disruptions than in the past. Oil shocks are less likely to trigger the kind of sustained stagflation seen in the past, particularly during the 1970s." @yardeni
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PurpleDrinkCapital
PurpleDrinkCapital@PurpleDrink_LLC·
Citrini polled people and they’re 2/3 bearish So nobody worry Market gonna be fine
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Rory Johnston
Rory Johnston@Rory_Johnston·
Brent crude pop, pops to $108
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