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Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )

@chigrl

Senior Economist at NinjaTrader Live/NinjaTrader Group LLC. CEO/Founder Hilltower Resource Advisors LLC. @HilltowerRA Substack: Renegade Resources

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Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )
Side bar: I saw this cooking show from Costa Rica where they used club soda to make their burgers extra tender. IT WORKS...TRY IT!
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I keep telling you guys we are not prepared for the onslaught of demand...results from PJM >> Largest US Grid Misses Power Supply Target Amid AI Surge The biggest US power grid failed for a third straight time to secure enough future supply commitments to ensure reliability in coming years amid a boom in data center demand. PJM Interconnection LLC, which serves 13 states and Washington, DC, said its auction to procure power for the year starting June 2028 fell 6.8 gigawatts short of what it will need to guarantee system reliability during demand spikes, according to a statement Tuesday. The shortfall is equivalent to almost seven traditional nuclear reactors. (Bloomberg)
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FinancialJuice
FinancialJuice@financialjuice·
US Energy Secretary Wright: About 15m barrels a day coming out of the Arabian Gulf.
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The Cytadel
The Cytadel@thecytadel·
There is nothing like being french and being in Spain to watch France-Spain today 🫡
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Raoul Pal
Raoul Pal@RaoulGMI·
@thecytadel The old French arrogance kicking in... very good team annoyingly
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U.S. Central Command: U.S. forces resumed the naval blockade against vessels transiting to and from Iranian ports and coastal areas today at 4 PM ET -BBG
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U.S. Central Command
At 3 p.m. ET today, U.S. Central Command forces began launching an additional round of strikes against Iran to continue degrading Iranian capabilities used to attack commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The strikes are taking place as American forces prepare to resume the naval blockade against Iranian ports and coastal areas. The blockade goes into effect at 4 p.m. ET.
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Dr. Ilia Bouchouev
Dr. Ilia Bouchouev@IliaBouchouev·
@chigrl These two excellent posts combined jibe with my view as well that "everyone is bullish but no-one is long" (PTSD), so best trade for now might be to stick with the World Cup.
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Nobody is asking the bulls for a smoking gun. The question the shorts cannot answer is how paper sat back near pre war levels when the physical barrels still are not moving. Crude plus SPR is at its lowest since 1984, Cushing is scraping operational minimum, distillate is running under the 5 year average, and Hormuz saw 2 tanker crossings today. The market priced the reopening months before it can physically happen, and the operators themselves, ADNOC included, put full Gulf restoration at 2027. China is not some wildcard sitting out there either. It is suppression unwinding into a bid. Beijing cut nearly 5 million barrels a day during the war and lived off onshore stocks, and that reverses the moment it refills. The teapots just put through their biggest Gulf buying of the entire conflict this week. That is not a forecast. And Trump just made it worse. Reinstating the blockade and slapping a 20% levy on Hormuz cargo does not reopen the strait, it chokes it harder, and the tanker count today is telling you exactly that. He can tweet 4 dollars off the front whenever he wants, but he cannot put barrels back through a waterway running 2 tankers a day, and he cannot rebuild an inventory base sitting at a 40 year low.
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I’m still sitting here thinking this whole setup isn’t nearly enough to flip everything. Look, oil mkt was heavily tilted short, and the street was already pricing in a technical dead-cat bounce, so this violent short squeeze isn't exactly catching anyone off guard. I’m not betting the house that Trump drops a TACO print automatically. The ball is 100% in Tehran's court. With the US officially shouting out a maritime blockade refresh, Iran has to punch back. Sitting on their hands right now means lighting whatever leverage they have left on fire. If Iranian barrels get choked out, the textbook playbook for them is to hold their leverage hostage by capping everyone else’s inbound and outbound lanes. Where their pain threshold actually sits, though, is anyone's guess. But let’s be real—flimsy headline blockades, symbolic drone strikes on US outposts, and minor tanker skirmishes aren't going to move the needle anymore. If Iran actually goes hot and starts hammering GCC infrastructure or executes a bulletproof, total lockdown of the Red Sea—bc let’s face it, that hasn't cleanly hit the tape yet—that’s your structural runway to macro escalation. If they push it that far, even Trump will eventually have to map out an exit strategy. You guys can talk about the math all day, but trust me, I run the same models. The only reason my PnL took a hit in that final month was because that exact math completely flatlined on me. Strictly speaking, if a hull catches fire and Hormuz goes dark again, the tape should be screaming $150 oil. But the street has massive scar tissue from watching the market effortlessly fade geo-headlines in the past, so the money is naturally going to gravitate right back toward that short-bias default. We need a smoking gun here—an absolute tail risk print that no desk can handwave away. Either Iran puts real kinetic heat on regional infrastructure to cause undeniable physical damage, or the US-Tehran back-and-forth morphs into total, unhedged warfare. Without that kind of tail-event acceleration, keeping crude pegged at these highs is going to be a massive uphill battle. Bottom line, looking at the tape over the last few months, the current catalyst mix just isn't getting the job done. Though to be fair, we’ve got two massive wildcards sitting out there—one bull, one bear. The bull case: China. Beijing knows the West’s strategic buffer is completely running on fumes. They could easily weaponize the tape, push crude into a massive squeeze, and put the squeeze on the US administration. Granted they left that trade on the table last time, but you can’t cross it out. The bear case: Trump's TACO. The exact monster everyone in this room is staring at. Let’s be real—Trump could jump on social media right now, print a single line saying 'Not everyone has to pay,' and you'd instantly see $4-5 washed out of crude. When the dust settles on this squeeze, macro funds are going to need a bulletproof thesis to stay long the front of the curve. Everyone on the street still has PTSD from the consecutive VaR shocks and the TACO traps we just went through. Holding paper longs here takes a serious amount of delta-courage. We need a total smoking gun here. It might sound completely unhinged, and ppl can point fingers at me all they want, but let's be real—haven’t we all taken enough pain over the last few months to learn our lesson? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me three times, and you're officially a co-conspirator. Let's watch the tape play out. #oott #iran

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