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🚨BREAKING: Iran has vowed to block shipping through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in the Gulf of Aden. If this happens, oil could hit $150 a barrel.

Korea bans export of Naphtha - a key precursor for plastics and packaging. Korea was our second biggest supplier.

the number of traders that fomo into pumps on coins they are watching and end up selling 30 mins later because it didnt 5000x in 30 mins is crazy idk who the fuck is teaching you kids to trade but this isnt it the way you should trade is buy red and sell on green ( within your targets) lets say you think $punch will go to 100m and have been watching it for awhile waiting to enter but for whatever fucking reason you didnt buy at 5-8m when you had a million chances and you end up buying at 11.5m thinking this is it, its going to 100m then it doesnt go there in 10 mins you sell at fucking 10.5m for a loss this isnt it im just taking punch as an example but you know how many fucking drawdowns and nukes and how much time we waited on last cycles runners? $wif $pnut $popcat $michi $spx $giga i can keep going all day they all took months and multiple 70-90% nukes then just ran to fucking valhala if you believe in something grow a fucking pair and hodl.

Iran has blown up the largest oil facility in Kuwait. A toxic cloud of chemicals has turned the sky black.

Millions of Americans will file for bankruptcy in the next 24 months. I pray that my followers were smart enough to see the writing on the walls. At this point, you don’t have much time left.

🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱 Last 12 hours of Iran war: How could explode in all fronts Houthis launch missiles at Israel and threaten to shut Bab el-Mandeb, the narrow strait between Yemen and Africa that handles 10% of global seaborne oil trade. Iran strikes U.S. troops at a Saudi base, leaving 12 wounded and 2 in serious condition. Israel hits key nuclear sites including Ardakan yellowcake, Yazd, and Khondab heavy water. Why this is important? Bab el-Mandeb and Hormuz locked creates a massive choke on world oil and trade routes. Even Chinese ships have turned back despite "safe passage" promises. Trump slams NATO, saying "We don't have to be there for them" after zero support. Rubio says the war could wrap in weeks with no ground troops needed. Geopolitical implications: Russia is finalizing lethal drone deliveries to Iran as the alliance tightens. Hezbollah losses are heavy, with more than 400 fighters dead since March 2. Japan deploys combat troops to Philippines drills as Taiwan tensions rise. As cross border hostilities continue to intensify daily, officials in the European Union have successfully concluded negotiations for a landmark free trade agreement and a comprehensive security and defense partnership to strengthen Indo Pacific ties. Source: Wallstreet Research Center

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🇺🇸🇾🇪 This just got a lot bigger… Houthis are in, and yeah this isn’t just another front, it’s pressure coming from a whole new angle They’re not just some militia chilling on the sidelines. They control most of western Yemen, sit right next to one of the busiest shipping routes on the planet, and after years of Iranian support, they’ve built a pretty serious strike setup. And the key thing… they don’t wait for Iran to tell them what to do. What they’re working with (this is key) * Long-range ballistic missiles based on Iranian designs * Cruise missiles in the mix too * One-way attack drones they actually know how to use well * Sea drones for hitting ships directly * Own production, so they’re not running out anytime soon * Proven they can keep going even under U.S. and Israeli strikes Now that they’ve jumped in, here’s what they can actually hit Red Sea / global shipping This is their main play. They’ve done this before, hit ships, raise risk, everyone backs off. Last time they messed with over $1 trillion worth of trade and ships had to go all the way around Africa. They don’t need to block anything physically. Just land a few hits, insurance goes crazy, and suddenly Bab al-Mandeb is a no-go zone. That alone can choke a major global route. Gulf energy targets (Saudi, UAE, etc.) They’ve already shown they can hit oil stuff, refineries, pipelines, all of it. And right now it hits harder because Hormuz is already shaky, so backup routes matter way more. Key spots: * Yanbu port on the Red Sea where Saudi is pushing exports * That 1,200km pipeline feeding it, moving ~5 million barrels a day You don’t even need to destroy everything. Just hit enough to shake supply and watch prices react. Qatar LNG (Ras Laffan) This one’s big. Around 20% of global LNG runs through here, and it’s already taken some damage. If Houthis hit from another angle with more volume, that’s not just regional drama anymore, that’s global energy stress. Multi-country strike range They’re not stuck in one area. Their missiles and drones can reach Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, even parts of Iraq, where defenses are already stretched thin. So it’s not one front… it’s pressure popping up everywhere. Military + unconventional targets * U.S. bases like Djibouti * Energy sites across the African Horn * Even Israel They can mix missiles, drones, and sea attacks together, which makes defending way harder. The bigger picture They don’t need to “win” anything here. They just need to hit shipping, oil, gas… at the right moments, and the impact spreads way beyond the region.

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