To The Moon

On March 9th, the international oil price soared sharply against the background of further escalation of the situation in the Middle East. The market's worries about the blockage of transportation in the Strait of Hormuz and the interruption of crude oil supply in the Middle East rose rapidly, pushing Brent crude oil to rise to $119.50/barrel once.$WTI Crude Oil Main 2604 (CLmain) $Simultaneous surge. At the same time, Iraq's crude oil production has dropped sharply, and the G7 has also begun to discuss the joint release of emergency oil reserves, indicating that the current crude oil market has entered a stage of high risk and high volatility. Corresponding to USO, although the short-term trend is still strong, the price has risen significantly,

$Campbell Soup(CPB)$ is scheduled to report its fiscal second-quarter 2026 earnings on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, before the market opens. The stock has been under significant pressure, recently hitting multi-year lows near $25.00, largely due to concerns over volume declines, debt leverage, and the impact of tariffs on margins. Q2 2026 Earnings Expectations Analysts are generally bearish heading into this print, with estimates suggesting a notable year-over-year decline. Adjusted EPS: Consensus is pegged at $0.57, which would represent a ~23% decrease from the $0.74 reported in Q2 2025. Revenue: Expected to be approximately $2.61 billion, down about 3% year-over-year. Segment Performance: * Meals & Beverages: Estimated at $1.65 billion (-1.5%

Will US market be torpedo by a double whammy from Mon, 9 Mar 2026, based off what US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said on Wed, 4 Mar 2026 ? (see below) Since the revised tariff did not material on Fri, 6 Mar 2026 - this imminent 15% tax across the board ‘globally’ is going to haunt US market in the new trading week, I believe. The new tariff under Section 122 of US Trade Act of 1974, gives Trump ‘free rein’ to impose a maximum 15% (that he will be doing) for a maximum 150 days. Section 122 is a stop gap as the current government examine closely 2 other trade rules that have withstood court challenges : US Trade Act of 1974 - Section 301 that allows US Trade Representative (USTR) to investigate and respond to unfair foreign trade practices, eg. IP theft or forced tech transfers etc.