CL_F: What's the effect of Oil Price in the Future?

ShayBoloor
03-09 16:21

Oil is approaching $110, the $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ might hit 40 and futures are getting destroyed as people de-risk into a macro shock of inflation, geopolitics and slowing growth.

Every bear account on FinTwit is having the weekend of their life but moments like this are exactly how markets transfer wealth from the impatient to the patient.

This type of macro fear does not discriminate between the companies with real problems and the companies with generational tailwinds. It sells everything in the same motion and that is the OPPORTUNITY.

So the question I’m asking myself heading into this week isn’t “how bad does it get?”

It’s one question: did the AI demand thesis just break?

And I’ve seen zero evidence of that.

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President Trump says oil prices will “drop rapidly” once the Iran nuclear threat is eliminated.

He added the current spike is “a very small price to pay for U.S. and world safety and peace.” $WTI Crude Oil - main 2604(CLmain)$

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Crude Oil Surges Past $100, Up 23%! Has Oil Price Changed?
CLMAIN skyrocketed 23% to $119. USO reached $133 in after-hours trading. The main drivers are supply disruptions in crude oil combined with rising geopolitical risk premiums. Several Wall Street firms have raised their short-term oil price targets in recent reports. Coupled with EIA inventory drawdowns and expectations of continued OPEC+ production cuts, capital is clearly flowing back into energy ETFs. Do you think this marks the start of a trend revaluation, or is it just a short-term peak driven by maximum sentiment?
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