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Chased by the shadows - it's me Nothing ever satisfies me Gold in my hand - only rust The only constant is me, and me I can't trust

Budapest Katılım Haziran 2008
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
We thought we were getting a TACO "Trump Always Chickens Out" But so far we are getting a NACHO "Not A Chance Hormuz Opens" (With appreciation to the trader who told me)
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Jim Bianco
Jim Bianco@biancoresearch·
Before the war, the world was producing about 100M barrels of oil a day, and consuming about 100M barrels of oil a day. Now the world is producing somewhere between 85M and 90M barrels of oil a day. That means somebody has to stop consuming 10M to 15M barrels of oil a day. Economists call this demand destruction. The market has a very efficient way to get to this reduced level of demand, it raises the price forcing marginal buyers to stop consuming oil. But if government subsidize the current high price of oil, the demand does not change and the market price has to go higher in order to get that demand destruction. I’m all in favor of lower oil prices like everybody else, but we’ve got a supply demand imbalance that needs to be brought into equilibrium. So either open the Strait so we can get back to 100M of oil a day, or figure out another way to tell the equivalent of 10m to 15M barrels of oil a day that they cannot go to the gas station to fill up their car.
Javier Blas@JavierBlas

BREAKING: The oil market needs demand destruction; Germany has other plans. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Monday that gasoline / diesel duties will be cut by 17 cents per liter for 2 months to cushion the impact of the US-Iran war.

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Pete
Pete@splendid_pete·
This is Gábor Iványi, a Hungarian Methodist pastor, social activist, and public figure. He is the leader of the Hungarian Evangelical Fellowship and the founder of the Oltalom Charity Association. For decades, he has worked with homeless people, the poor, refugees, and others in need, and he operates a network of social institutions. He baptized the children of Viktor Orbán, but they later fell out politically, and Orbán came close to ruining him completely. Gábor Iványi and his organization, particularly the Hungarian Evangelical Fellowship, have been actively involved in providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine, especially after the 2022 Russian invasion. His brother, Miklós Iványi, who is also a pastor, frequently travels to Ukraine with fully loaded aid shipments, delivering essential supplies directly to communities affected by the war, including areas hosting internally displaced people. Ukraine, we are your friends. ❤️
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Konkrétan sírok.

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Ron Filipkowski
Ron Filipkowski@RonFilipkowski·
Trump tomorrow: Viktor Orban? Never heard of him.
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Pete
Pete@splendid_pete·
Konkrétan sírok.
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Magyar Péter (Ne féljetek)
Magyar Péter (Ne féljetek)@magyarpeterMP·
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has just called to congratulate us on our victory.
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space monkey@s_monkey·
A jövő elkezdődött, tudok itthon tölteni. #EV
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space monkey@s_monkey·
@cirnosad @cirnosad there are more dimensions : x.com/dariocpx/statu…
JustDario 🏊‍♂️@DarioCpx

I believe that Iran is playing a game of chicken with the US in the oil market because that's Trump's real political cryptonite and true leverage they can exploit in the negotiations to end the war. ⚠️ The first time, Iran waited 48 hours before officially rejecting the US proposal. That sent $CL May price all the way up to almost ~116$ on by this Tuesday, while the various Tacos along the way were only effective to hold up stocks and hold down the June contract. 🚩As you can see in this chart I made, that was the exact point in time when oil futures started to factor in significant supply stress with the spread between CL1 and CL2 hitting ~16$ on Tuesday. Here is where things become interesting. As you can see in the chart, the June 26 WTI futures contract (that becomes CL2 after the 18 of March) only briefly traded above ~100$ a few times since the 9th of March. On the other side, the May contract surpassed the ~110$ 9th of March high one month later on the 2nd of April. It is no coincidence, in my opinion, that during the Easter weekend, it was when President Trump lost his temper when he posted the famous "open the f-ing Strait". Why? Because he was surely informed that not too far above the oil futures market was about to break loose, since those who were short that contract were starting to get squeezed hard. After a brief market relief from that post, the squeeze resumed till Monday, when, as reported by the FT, the US administration was pushing hard on Pakistan to open a direct negotiation channel with Iran. 🚩Here is when Iran seized the opportunity again, this time having more leverage in the negotiations, to the point that they got a public preliminary acceptance of their 10 conditions to end the war (the president even reposted FM Araqchi statement, the post is now deleted). Those conditions would have never been accepted if the GCC or Israel were actively involved in the negotiations, but Trump was in a rush to announce a ceasefire to trigger an oil futures price crash and avoid a sudden spike that could have crashed stocks. Again, I do not think it is a coincidence that on Monday, several large $QQQ short positions were placed in the market with 13th of April expiry. ⚠️If I am right and Iran continues its game of chicken with the US, which has already figured out how they are in no position to accept all the conditions Iran asked, as early as tomorrow, Iran is going to announce they will pull out from the ceasefire talks in Pakistan. This is going to be a MASSIVE problem for the oil futures market, which at that point will be about one week away from the May to June contract rollover. Why? Because not only will the May 26 contracts resume running higher when shorts are in the process of rolling their positions into June, but traders will be forced to price in the supply tightness in the June contract that can potentially even start trading in contango if the conflict escalates further and its end is then projected later in the future. Beware that so far I haven't factored in additional supply disruptions caused by more strikes on oil infrastructure in the Middle East and potentially the closure of the Bab-El-Mandeb strait. These additional elements can spark the perfect storm on the June 26 contract, with prices likely surpassing the recent ~120$ high by a big margin till the point the pain will be significant for Trump again (maybe because stocks will be crashing at that point causing a big political problem for him too) and he will be willing to accept Iran's conditions and pull out of the region. Feel free to bookmark this post

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space monkey@s_monkey·
@cirnosad I love your analysis. I don’t fully agree, because it is sometimes far too gloomy, like yesterday, but the perspective you provide is still refreshing.
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Cthulhu President
Cthulhu President@Cthulhu4Prez·
Orban is the first politician in history to get election interference help from both CIA and SVR. Mindblowing.
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HealthRanger
HealthRanger@HealthRanger·
It's going to be an interesting day for sure when the typical American suddenly realizes that when Al Jubail is burned down, the supply chain of lubricants will collapse. And when the lubricants collapse, then trucks don't run and forklifts don't fork. And when forklifts don't fork and trucks don't truck, there's not going to be much food that appears on grocery store shelves. And at that moment all those who have been mindlessly cheering for war on Iran will seize up and begin to ask themselves, "What have I done?" You've fucked yourself is what you've done. You've ALREADY fucked yourself, because these events are being set into motion right now, but you just don't know how badly you've fucked yourself because the fucking is delayed by global logistics and shipping timelines. It won't be long, however, before the self-fucking arrives, and people who know absolutely nothing about lubricants, grease, transportation, engine oil, supply chain logistics and the Al Jubail industrial city will suddenly discover just how fucked they really are.
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Thrilla the Gorilla
Thrilla the Gorilla@ThrillaRilla369·
To be truly fluent in English, you must know your shits Dogshit: Very poor quality Bullshit: Not true Horseshit: Nonsense Apeshit: Rambunctious Batshit: Insane Chickenshit: Cowards Ratshit: Poor quality No shit: Obviously Holy shit: Unbelievable Hot shit: Very good Dipshit: Total dumbass Tuff shit: Take it or leave it. Jack shit: Nothing The shit: Perfection
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HFI Research
HFI Research@HFI_Research·
I have been in the weeds of oil market modeling for over 10 years. I thought it was a stupid skill to learn. What the fuck do you gain by learning how to model oil market balances? Well, it seems like it’s coming in a bit handy now. To the uninformed observer, the largest oil market deficits in history have only ever reached ~3 million b/d. Here’s a fun fact: Q4 2018 balances was widely considered to be one of the tightest quarters in history. What was the deficit? 1.6 million b/d. Yes, 1.6 million b/d. Oil markets have never had a deficit larger than 3 million b/d. In 2022? Markets started pricing in a structural 2 million b/d deficit, oil spiked, and equity markets sold off. Now? People are talking about sustained 5 million b/d deficit as somehow being manageable? No. That’s not how the oil market works. Because oil is traded on the margin, that last barrel would push prices to the extreme. We are eating into onshore oil inventories now, the market is still asleep.
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Anton Gerashchenko
Anton Gerashchenko@Gerashchenko_en·
Elections in Hungary are a global challenge for Russia. The fight for Viktor Orban's victory is a true existential politial war for Russia. Orban's defeat would mean losing control over Central and Eastern Europe for Russia. That would mean to breaking up the construct Russia has spent years building. If Orban remains in power, Russia would be able to influence negotiations both with the EU and US, including negotiations about Ukraine. Thus, Russian political strategists and Russian special services, equipped with Russian money, will do anything they can to provide victory for Orban. Their actions are directed at changing the dynamics of the elections race - according to polls, opposition Tisza party is ahead of the currently leading Fidesz party. Looks like the closer to election day, the more dangerous their actions and methods will become. Election day in Hungary is exactly one week from now, on April 12.
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Anne Applebaum@anneapplebaum

Two weeks ago, the Hungarian opposition was bracing for a false flag operation, an "emergency" that would allow Viktor Orban to turn the tide or even cancel an election he is losing. Now it appears to have arrived

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Avi
Avi@AviFelman·
Once again this graph has a hold on me
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Stijn Noorman
Stijn Noorman@stijnnoorman·
Dumb people are impressed by complexity. Smart people are impressed by simplicity.
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Lukas Ekwueme
Lukas Ekwueme@ekwufinance·
This is a perfect illustration of how we perceive the Hormuz risk. Everyone is seeing the avalanche coming, yet everyone thinks that somehow it is under control... it isn’t. There is no plan. No alternative routes that can scale fast enough... Hormuz opened or closed is all that matters. The current avalanche is so big and dangerous that markets think this will resolve quickly due to the heavy economic costs... it won’t. One month in, we hear reports that this operation might take from a few weeks to six months, to years... the avalanche will hit much earlier Within a few weeks: - Taiwan runs out of LNG -> no AI - Fertilizer supplies are getting decimated -> no food - Japan, Europe, Australia run out of diesel The only thing keeping markets afloat is an unreasonably high amount of hopium... once it's gone, expect a violent rerating
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