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I would be very cautious investing in oil and gas at present. Having said this, I recently put money on $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ , $Chevron(CVX)$  and a few Canadian oil and gas stocks. I've also been in $Venture Global, Inc.(VG)$  for a while now, but for different reasons... massive growth potential there. So I've been getting into oil and gas stocks because I saw a nice cyclical play there. Over time I saw it as a smoothing hedge to my more volatile stocks. I had a plan to just DCA into them over the next year. The over the weekend missles started flying. This could cause oil shortages short term. That mite put pressure on oil prices short

With strait of Hormuz disruption and war escalation, oil prices could possibly breach $100.

Buckle up, folks—the oil world's on fire! 🔥 Iran's bold move to slam shut the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves through global markets, choking off a vital artery that funnels a whopping 20 million barrels daily— that's 20% of the planet's thirst for black gold. With WTI exploding past $72 in a 7% leap and Brent flirting dangerously close to $80, the big question hangs heavy: will this squeeze catapult crude over the $100 mark? 😱 Let's dive deep into the chaos. Iran's pumping out about 3 million barrels a day, but this blockade isn't just rhetoric—reports confirm IRGC warnings blasting over VHF radios, declaring no ships allowed through. Tankers are diverting left and right, insurers are jacking up premiums to sky-high levels, and even Qatar's halting LNG flows. Picture this: half of Ch

This is real problem with 20 million barrels blocked, crude oil will probably goes up of this war goin last another 3 mths

The move you are describing shifts oil from a headline-driven spike into a genuine supply-risk scenario. A Strait of Hormuz disruption is one of the few events that can rapidly reprice global energy markets because it affects transit, not just production. --- 1. Why the Strait of Hormuz matters disproportionately The market is reacting correctly. Roughly: ~20 million barrels/day transit the strait ≈20% of global oil consumption Includes exports from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, not only Iran Even a partial disruption creates stress because oil logistics operate with very thin spare transport capacity. The immediate risk is not physical shortage first, but: tanker insurance withdrawals sharply higher freight rates delayed shipments precautionary stockpiling by importers These factors al

I don't really worry about it...Why? We still have OPEC+ .If the OPEC+ announced increase in supplies,oil prices will remain high but not a bad as 20 years ago at USD 110 -120..  2nd, how long can Iran confront the West and middle east countries? Iran will face internal political pressure and external pressures.  History tell us the story... If OPEC+ increase supplies, the price will dip as low as 30 per barrel.

i think this war is calm nth much gonna happen

Oil oil oil for the win

Lets chekc this out oil oil oil

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Crazy will gold and silver go up?

The much-watched Iran situation officially entered a new phase last weekend. A U.S.–Iran “hidden move” style decapitation operation quickly carried out targeted killings of Khamenei and several senior Iranian officials. Markets reacted in the usual way: gold and crude oil jumped, while stock index futures opened lower. $Gold - main 2604(GCmain)$ $E-Micro Gold - main 2604(MGCmain)$ $United States Oil Fund LP(USO)$ $WTI Crude Oil - main 2604(CLmain)$ After this knee-jerk reaction, the real question is bigger. Is the Middle East—always unstable—just going through another short shock? Or are we about to see a lon

🔻Equity markets are taking a beating this morning, with the key Asian indices of Nikkei and Hang Seng down 1% as of 915AM while Singapore is down 2.1% 🔝Put warrants tracking Singapore shares and the SIMSCI dominate the top movers table this morning with gains of 17% to 150% while call warrants over names such as SIA and DBS are down up to 67.5% 🦺Investors are offloading risk on the back of the US-Israeli war against Iran and piling into haven assets, defensive names and oil-related shares 🔼The rare stock gainers this morning include ST Engineering (+1.3%, $10.10) and Wilmar (+1.4%, $3.57) ‼The Middle East conflict and its impact on oil and inflation particularly compounds concerns in the US after overnight producer prices came in higher than expected ❓What else should investors take note o

$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ war war... oil price shoots up.... war isn't good :-( maybe take the opportunities to take profits in stocks to help those suffering from wars... 

The US-Israel vs. Iran conflict (now in its Day 3–4 as of March 2, 2026) remains highly active and escalating, with no signs of de-escalation. The joint operation began February 28, 2026, with massive airstrikes that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and dozens of senior IRGC/military/intelligence figures, decapitating much of Iran's top leadership. Iran retaliated with repeated ballistic missile and drone barrages under "Operation True Promise 4," targeting Israel, US regional bases, and Gulf states. Latest Developments (as of early March 2, 2026) Ongoing strikes: Israel launched fresh "large-scale" waves on Tehran (including central areas like leadership compounds, internal security/Basij bases, and possibly Gandhi Hospital/state TV sites), causing explosions, widespread dam

In the face of the Iran crisis, did your portfolio have enough Gold or Oil as a "parachute"?: unfortunately no. And that is sad indeed as I was planning to enter but waiting for a decent correction first. 2. Did you protect your profits in February? Will gold break $5,500 in March? Will crash history repeat itself in March: did book and protect some profit in Feb but not all of it. And gold could perhaps well touch $5500 provided the present situation lasts longer & doesn't end in a few weeks. 

$Broadcom(AVGO)$ $Costco(COST)$  $MongoDB Inc.(MDB)$ I have seen enough cycles to recognise when markets transition from comfort to recalibration. This week is not about incremental data noise. It is about regime risk. The intensification of US–Israeli military operations against Iran, combined with persistent inflation pressures, is creating a structurally fragile backdrop for global assets. Coordinated airstrikes targeting senior Iranian leadership have triggered retaliatory measures and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a corridor through which roughly 20% of global oil supply flows 🛢️ Brent crude has already risen approximately

Tensions between the US and Iran have detonated into full-blown crisis mode after Israel's preemptive "Operation Roaring Lion" strike hammered Iranian targets, with officials hinting at an initial four-day blitz to neutralize threats. 😤 The US military's gearing up for multi-day ops, as Trump confirmed American strikes kicking off against Iran's missile factories and naval assets to curb nuclear escalations – this massive buildup, the largest since 2003 Iraq, echoes patterns of swift, off-hour actions that could unfold anytime. JPMorgan's fresh upgrade amps the frenzy, lifting long-term gold views to $4,500 near-term and holding bold $6,300 by end-2026 on relentless CB diversification – 755 tonnes expected this year towers over norms, reshaping reserves amid dollar skepticism. Gold's perch

🌟🌟🌟The US and Israeli attack on Iran and the Iranian government retaliation - is likely to cause oil and energy prices to spike and the stock markets to react sharply next week. Iran has closed the critical Straits of Hormuz, saying that ships are not allowed to pass.  What this means is that Brent Crude oil could make its way to USD 100 a barrel.  About 26% of crude oil goes through the Strait, along with 23% of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and 31% of liquefied petroleum gas.  For every day that marine transit is interrupted, the world stops receiving an estimated 20 million barrels a day of crude oil exports and 85 million tonnes of LNG exports. In this high stakes environment, $Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLE)$ 

I would be very cautious investing in oil and gas at present. Having said this, I recently put money on $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ , $Chevron(CVX)$  and a few Canadian oil and gas stocks. I've also been in $Venture Global, Inc.(VG)$  for a while now, but for different reasons... massive growth potential there. So I've been getting into oil and gas stocks because I saw a nice cyclical play there. Over time I saw it as a smoothing hedge to my more volatile stocks. I had a plan to just DCA into them over the next year. The over the weekend missles started flying. This could cause oil shortages short term. That mite put pressure on oil prices short

Buckle up, folks—the oil world's on fire! 🔥 Iran's bold move to slam shut the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves through global markets, choking off a vital artery that funnels a whopping 20 million barrels daily— that's 20% of the planet's thirst for black gold. With WTI exploding past $72 in a 7% leap and Brent flirting dangerously close to $80, the big question hangs heavy: will this squeeze catapult crude over the $100 mark? 😱 Let's dive deep into the chaos. Iran's pumping out about 3 million barrels a day, but this blockade isn't just rhetoric—reports confirm IRGC warnings blasting over VHF radios, declaring no ships allowed through. Tankers are diverting left and right, insurers are jacking up premiums to sky-high levels, and even Qatar's halting LNG flows. Picture this: half of Ch

The move you are describing shifts oil from a headline-driven spike into a genuine supply-risk scenario. A Strait of Hormuz disruption is one of the few events that can rapidly reprice global energy markets because it affects transit, not just production. --- 1. Why the Strait of Hormuz matters disproportionately The market is reacting correctly. Roughly: ~20 million barrels/day transit the strait ≈20% of global oil consumption Includes exports from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, not only Iran Even a partial disruption creates stress because oil logistics operate with very thin spare transport capacity. The immediate risk is not physical shortage first, but: tanker insurance withdrawals sharply higher freight rates delayed shipments precautionary stockpiling by importers These factors al

With strait of Hormuz disruption and war escalation, oil prices could possibly breach $100.

The much-watched Iran situation officially entered a new phase last weekend. A U.S.–Iran “hidden move” style decapitation operation quickly carried out targeted killings of Khamenei and several senior Iranian officials. Markets reacted in the usual way: gold and crude oil jumped, while stock index futures opened lower. $Gold - main 2604(GCmain)$ $E-Micro Gold - main 2604(MGCmain)$ $United States Oil Fund LP(USO)$ $WTI Crude Oil - main 2604(CLmain)$ After this knee-jerk reaction, the real question is bigger. Is the Middle East—always unstable—just going through another short shock? Or are we about to see a lon

$Broadcom(AVGO)$ $Costco(COST)$  $MongoDB Inc.(MDB)$ I have seen enough cycles to recognise when markets transition from comfort to recalibration. This week is not about incremental data noise. It is about regime risk. The intensification of US–Israeli military operations against Iran, combined with persistent inflation pressures, is creating a structurally fragile backdrop for global assets. Coordinated airstrikes targeting senior Iranian leadership have triggered retaliatory measures and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a corridor through which roughly 20% of global oil supply flows 🛢️ Brent crude has already risen approximately

Tensions between the US and Iran have detonated into full-blown crisis mode after Israel's preemptive "Operation Roaring Lion" strike hammered Iranian targets, with officials hinting at an initial four-day blitz to neutralize threats. 😤 The US military's gearing up for multi-day ops, as Trump confirmed American strikes kicking off against Iran's missile factories and naval assets to curb nuclear escalations – this massive buildup, the largest since 2003 Iraq, echoes patterns of swift, off-hour actions that could unfold anytime. JPMorgan's fresh upgrade amps the frenzy, lifting long-term gold views to $4,500 near-term and holding bold $6,300 by end-2026 on relentless CB diversification – 755 tonnes expected this year towers over norms, reshaping reserves amid dollar skepticism. Gold's perch

🔻Equity markets are taking a beating this morning, with the key Asian indices of Nikkei and Hang Seng down 1% as of 915AM while Singapore is down 2.1% 🔝Put warrants tracking Singapore shares and the SIMSCI dominate the top movers table this morning with gains of 17% to 150% while call warrants over names such as SIA and DBS are down up to 67.5% 🦺Investors are offloading risk on the back of the US-Israeli war against Iran and piling into haven assets, defensive names and oil-related shares 🔼The rare stock gainers this morning include ST Engineering (+1.3%, $10.10) and Wilmar (+1.4%, $3.57) ‼The Middle East conflict and its impact on oil and inflation particularly compounds concerns in the US after overnight producer prices came in higher than expected ❓What else should investors take note o

The US-Israel vs. Iran conflict (now in its Day 3–4 as of March 2, 2026) remains highly active and escalating, with no signs of de-escalation. The joint operation began February 28, 2026, with massive airstrikes that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and dozens of senior IRGC/military/intelligence figures, decapitating much of Iran's top leadership. Iran retaliated with repeated ballistic missile and drone barrages under "Operation True Promise 4," targeting Israel, US regional bases, and Gulf states. Latest Developments (as of early March 2, 2026) Ongoing strikes: Israel launched fresh "large-scale" waves on Tehran (including central areas like leadership compounds, internal security/Basij bases, and possibly Gandhi Hospital/state TV sites), causing explosions, widespread dam

🌟🌟🌟The US and Israeli attack on Iran and the Iranian government retaliation - is likely to cause oil and energy prices to spike and the stock markets to react sharply next week. Iran has closed the critical Straits of Hormuz, saying that ships are not allowed to pass.  What this means is that Brent Crude oil could make its way to USD 100 a barrel.  About 26% of crude oil goes through the Strait, along with 23% of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and 31% of liquefied petroleum gas.  For every day that marine transit is interrupted, the world stops receiving an estimated 20 million barrels a day of crude oil exports and 85 million tonnes of LNG exports. In this high stakes environment, $Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLE)$ 

This is real problem with 20 million barrels blocked, crude oil will probably goes up of this war goin last another 3 mths

I don't really worry about it...Why? We still have OPEC+ .If the OPEC+ announced increase in supplies,oil prices will remain high but not a bad as 20 years ago at USD 110 -120..  2nd, how long can Iran confront the West and middle east countries? Iran will face internal political pressure and external pressures.  History tell us the story... If OPEC+ increase supplies, the price will dip as low as 30 per barrel.

In the face of the Iran crisis, did your portfolio have enough Gold or Oil as a "parachute"?: unfortunately no. And that is sad indeed as I was planning to enter but waiting for a decent correction first. 2. Did you protect your profits in February? Will gold break $5,500 in March? Will crash history repeat itself in March: did book and protect some profit in Feb but not all of it. And gold could perhaps well touch $5500 provided the present situation lasts longer & doesn't end in a few weeks. 

Defense contractors watching global tensions like it’s game night, Arms race or sales race? $Lockheed Martin(LMT)$ $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ $Northrop Grumman(NOC)$ $RTX Corp(RTX)$ r/wallstreetbets - We’re so back

$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ war war... oil price shoots up.... war isn't good :-( maybe take the opportunities to take profits in stocks to help those suffering from wars... 

i think this war is calm nth much gonna happen

Lets chekc this out oil oil oil

Oil oil oil for the win

Crazy will gold and silver go up?