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You're not buying oil futures, you're buying oil companies. Profits come from real market prices, not manipulated futures prices.

Breaking news: Tehran, the capital of Iran, was recently subjected to a fierce airstrike.

Oil prices are manipulated to an even greater extent than Bitcoin prices.

Brent crude oil prices surged to $114 a barrel, a four-year high.

Breaking news: Iran launches cluster missiles at Israel.

Trump wants a ceasefire Iran refuses FAFO

Get ready for the strongest oil bull market in history.

Artificial intelligence, combined with robotics, satellite imagery, signals intelligence, and facial recognition, could create a system capable of locating and eliminating targets within minutes. The future of algorithmic warfare looks horrific. The nightmare we are about to face 👇 Autonomous drones carrying nuclear warheads could identify, navigate, and strike targets without human intervention. Combining the speed and precision of artificial intelligence with the destructive power of nuclear energy will create a truly apocalyptic scenario. No warning, no time for negotiation, only the destruction of algorithms.

The United States cannot back down on the Iran issue because losing control of the Strait of Hormuz means losing the petrodollar system and regional dominance. If Iran were to switch to the yuan as a means of payment, it would pose a life-or-death threat to US economic hegemony. Neither side has a real way out, as both have invested too much and are unwilling to compromise. The US must continue to escalate the conflict, and Iran must continue to resist; this cycle will only drive up oil prices. If the Houthis further escalate the conflict, blocking the Bab el-Mandeb Strait on top of the existing closure of the Strait of Hormuz, then two of the world's most important shipping lanes will be simultaneously blocked. This would no longer be just an oil crisis, but a collapse of the global supply chain. Prices for all goods would rise, not just energy. If the conflict with Iran escalates further, this war could trigger a genuine global economic recession, not just market volatility.