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Trump's 8PM ET ultimatum is tonight. Kharg Island, 90% of Iran's crude exports have been hit. 18 civilians killed in Alborz Province. Russia and China vetoed the UN resolution. Washington has no multilateral cover. Then this dropped an hour ago: Pakistan's PM just asked Trump to extend the deadline by two weeks, and asked Iran to open the Strait as a goodwill gesture. The market is reading this in split-screen: $WTI at $114.81. $BRN at $110.50. Gas at $4.14/gal up 39% since February. Equities weak. And yet no panic bid in safe havens. The market is still pricing in a deal. That is the most dangerous position in the room. If 8 PM delivers "no deal + strikes by midnight" and prices reflect "deal likely," the overnight gaps will be violent in both directions. Three rules for tonight: 1/ Do NOT add risk into a binary event you cannot price 2/ If you hold real assets like gold, let them do their job 3/ The principled posture is sober. Not opportunistic. Whatever happens at 8 PM, your discipline over the next 24 hours matters more than the headline that triggers it. #Geopolitics #OilMarkets #Iran #Investing

Uranium hit $101/lb in January. Crashed to $63 in April. Back to $84 today. The selloff had nothing to do with nuclear demand. The Iran war forced every commodity book to cut risk. Uranium which is one of the least liquid commodity markets, took the biggest swing on the way down. The thesis never broke. The price did. While retail was selling, Sprott bought 5M+ pounds year to date. The structural deficit between mine supply and reactor demand hasn't closed. Washington just announced $80B for new reactors, the most active nuclear policy in 50 years. Hyperscalers are signing power purchase agreements directly with Small Modular Reactor developers because the grid can't keep up with AI demand. The market stopped paying attention for 40 days while everyone watched the Strait of Hormuz. The question is no longer whether uranium is too expensive. It's whether anything structural has actually weakened. The honest answer is no. Same molecule. Different price. Different market mood.

This is not a household name. But $BTDR's latest move is worth paying attention to. Bitdeer started building a 180MW AI data center in Norway, built on Nvidia's reference design, targeting Vera Rubin systems. This is a Bitcoin miner quietly converting its power infrastructure into AI compute capacity. The asset class the market is paying a massive premium for. They also just launched the Sealminer A4 series. The flagship A4 Ultra Hydro hits 886 TH/s at 9.45 J/TH — breaking the 10 J/TH efficiency ceiling that has defined the industry. This is not a spec sheet flex. Lower J/TH means lower cost per bitcoin mined. That's margin protection as difficulty rises and the $BTC price drops. The stock sits at $9.55 Average analyst price target: $26.60 Yes, Q1 revenue drops ~30% QoQ. Bitcoin pressure is real. But the investment case was never about the next mining cycle. It's about whether management could reposition in time to matter. Tydal is the answer taking shape. The A4 is the hardware catching up to the vision. Execution risk is real. Timeline runs to late 2026. It will be volatile. But the strategic direction is clearer today than it was a week ago. #BTDR #AIInfrastructure #Nvidia #Bitcoin #Investing

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$SOL is down more than 50% from its 2025 peak. The price looks broken. The fundamentals don't. In February alone, Solana processed $650 billion in stablecoin transactions. For context, CME gold futures cleared $208 billion in the same period. Solana's stablecoin volume is now 9x gold futures. Western Union. Visa. PayPal. BlackRock. These aren't experiments. These are multi-year infrastructure commitments being built quietly while retail is panic-selling the price chart. 40 million active wallets in February. Tokenized asset holders up 440% year-over-year. Most people sending money through these rails will never know they're using Solana. That's exactly the point. The price is not the protocol.

The $DJI Dow swung 600 points today on a single headline that Iran is working with Oman on a protocol to monitor ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Then investors thought about it. Then they sold. Here's what nobody is talking about: The real Hormuz risk isn't only oil. It's helium, the only coolant for semiconductor chips, with zero substitutes. A prolonged disruption is a silent tax on every AI infrastructure built in the world. Meanwhile, the March jobs report drops Friday into a CLOSED market. Whatever that number is, it hits Monday's open with full force. VIX is at 25. History says deploy at 30 or more. We're not there yet, but we're watching. The investors who do nothing this week will outperform the ones who do everything. "Surely with hardship comes ease." — Surah Ash-Sharh, 94:5

SpaceX just filed for what could be the largest IPO in history. $1.75 trillion valuation. We're passing. Two reasons: 1/ A significant chunk of revenue comes from US defense contracts. That doesn't clear our Shariah filter. Not a technicality, a values-level line. 2/ We never buy IPOs. At listing, the price already reflects the best-case scenario, pumped further by institutional hype and retail FOMO. Remember $FIG Figma? $120 at debut. Now trading around $20. SpaceX is a more durable business than Figma. But the principle is the same: let the hype clear, then evaluate the fundamentals over 2-3 quarters of public reporting. The most disciplined word in investing isn't "buy." It's "pass."

@paulg @RapidResponse47 At this point the U.S. administration should release the unredacted Epstein files to distract us from the Iran war.

@RapidResponse47 In a sense this is true. The objective has always been to distract us from the Epstein files.

No, you're just too ignorant to comprehend — the objectives of Operation Epic Fury have remained exactly the same since day one. "All of this so that they can never hide behind it to acquire a nuclear weapon."

At this point the U.S. administration should release the unredacted Epstein files to distract us from the Iran war.

$VITL has a strong inverse correlation with crude oil prices. Higher oil → higher feed costs → margin compression. But here's the thing: the share price may be bottoming. If tensions ease and crude drops, the re-rating could be fast and violent to the upside. Why? → All-time low valuation: 0.6x forward EV/S → 21.5% short interest → $100M buyback program, 1/6th of the entire market cap → Recent insider buying at $20 If tensions don't ease, expect more pain or sideways action. But long term? This company is targeting $2B in revenue by 2030 and trading at ~500 million in enterprise value! The setup speaks for itself.

I believe we are in the early backchannel signaling stage of this conflict. Markets have adjusted: • Oil breaking higher • Equities rolling over • Capital rotating defensive Positioning now reflects a longer conflict. But here’s the nuance: This is typically when the probability of negotiation quietly rises. Smart money starts nibbling here.

Gold is under short term pressure. Sticky inflation means higher rates for longer, which makes non-yielding assets like gold less attractive. But zoom out: If conflict drags on and debt grows, the playbook is clear, capital rotates to safety. Gold wins on fear, uncertainty, and the need to diversify.

We're getting there i.e. the point where enough hope has been sucked out of the market Waiting for Vix to top 30

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Wonder how high $HIMS would be if it weren't for this dynamic 🤔

No company stays in the "everything is going wrong" phase forever. $BTDR has a lot going for it: 📈 3.0 GW power profile (Industry Largest) 🔌 Significant colocation deal teased "very soon" ⛏️ 79.1 EH/s total hashrate (Public Leader) + Bitcoin price resilience in the face of a terrible macro setup.🚀 Stil alot of upside. Congrats to investors who didn't get emotional and sell the bottom.

absolutely terrible idea. foreign markets with more frequent reporting will gain a transparency premium compared to U.S.

@clashreport which begs the question: how the heck did he get there?

Trump on Iran: It’s a big chess game at a very high level. It’s a very high-level chance — the highest — and I’m dealing with very smart players. These are smart people. They don’t get there otherwise. When you deal with some of these people, you know who you’re dealing with. High-level intellect. High — very high-IQ people.

@paulg this is what everyone is betting on and why markets are down another 10-20% if, however, his controllers won't let him do that, he will prove unusually resilient

Prediction: When fighting Iran gets too painful because of oil prices or polls or whatever, Trump will claim that the current state of things, whatever it happens to be, was his goal, declare victory, and retreat.