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Trump SURRENDERS On Iran War? | #Shorts
Trump taco. It's taco Tuesday. Build up some delayed courage.
Go to the straight.
Just take it.
You'll have to start learning how to fight for yourself.
The USA won't be there to help you anymore.
Just like you weren't there for us.
Iran has been essentially decimated.
The hard part is done.
Go get your own oil.
I kind of see the two most likely scenarios here as kind of the really really bad scenario where the global economy goes into like a deep recession.
We get $200 plus oil.
But I see that is so dire that I see it as very difficult to hold as my base case.
because I just don't think that any politician least alone Donald Trump has the wherewithal to go through with kind of something so long and arduous like that.
I think more likely here is the other scenario which what I call the unilateral taco which is people are like
well Trump can't just taco this is not tariffs this is not trade policy you know there are multiple participants of this war he can't just decide by himself.
I humbly disagree and I think that Trump would likely disagree with that as well.
I think if we've seen anything about Trump, he's not bound by president. He's not bound by allies. He's not bound by anything. He's very clearly already bored of this war.
I think by this stage he planned to basically be rolling over onto Cuba.
I never thought that Trump planned to get this deep and he never had a plan for once he was this deep.
And I don't think this is over yet.
I think that we still need higher oil prices and lower equity prices and more economic pain to force that unilateral taco.
We're now officially at national average over $4 a gallon for gas.
Let's say that he does the full taco.
Go get your own gas.
We're out.
Straight up hormuz.
There's a new reality.
There's a new sheriff in town.
We're going to let Iran charge their toll and you know, you can do deals with them and shiny as you want.
We're out of here.
Okay, let's say that that is what happens.
What is the damage that's already been done?
And how will that trickle throughout the the global economy?
>> In no reasonable scenario coming out of the Aome war do I see the oil market being in a healthier or more secure position than which it entered the war.
Any scenario is going to have structurally higher prices.
I think in the scenario where you have boots on the ground dragout $200 plus.
I think in the scenario of a unilateral taco in that scenario I still think that oil prices currently I'm looking at my screen
Brent's just about1 7.
I think that's still too low.
Even though this unilateral taco is bearish or a lower price environment than the boots on the ground scenario, I think both of them are still dire and like a deeply untenable supply situation.
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