Trump has declared an end to hostilities with Iran. It's the end of Epic Fury,
but he's now launched Epic Freedom and the city of London is in a panic. That's what we're going to talk about in this video.
I guess those English Knickers are in a REAL TWIST and it's NOT around the "nether" regions BUT closely around their necks!!!!!! I wonder what color shorts they wear that won't stain so much????? HMMMMMM!!!!!!!
Gas prices are going up because the reserves have been depleted, and the industry is now facing shut-downs because the 'gap' that is now entrenched in the supply-line.
Gas prices had been suppressed by the release of strategic reserves and the lifting of Oil-sanctions on both Iran and Russia, temporarily. But these policies only delay the inevitable.
Fundamentally, prices are going to go up even if peace was actually declared today, due to the supply lines already interrupted, compounded by the loss of primary 'cleaning' refineries and storage in the ME.
To understand it, view it as a delay in the pricing at the pump as a reaction to 'news'. The time it takes to react to the actual price of oil-products (not the paper ones, which are like futures, or gambling, really), includes the time it takes to ship the oil from the ME to dedicated refineries in, say, South Korea. Add to this the shipping time for the finished product to get to a destination country.
That 'gap' is just sticking it's nose into the tent, because now, infrastructure will need to re-built in peace-time.
It seems that silver stackers were anticipating the drop in metal prices as people liquidated their metals to pay their bills when their 'other' income streams, i.e. oil revenues, got 'cut off', whether trading in legitimate or black oil-markets.
This is one of the reasons, I think, that the paper price is so ludicrously low, compared to the actual barrel-price coming off a ship. Sort of a relief valve, as the market figures out the new financial and insurance pathways. Or, one could see it as a trap, where metals fill the gap.
So, when a 'war' breaks out, metals are temporarily brought down, contrary to standard wisdom that metals are THE investment choice during a war. Of course they are, but there is that funny dip, before several years of bull-run.
However, stackers know, and continue to buy the dip.
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I guess those English Knickers are in a REAL TWIST and it's NOT around the "nether" regions BUT closely around their necks!!!!!! I wonder what color shorts they wear that won't stain so much????? HMMMMMM!!!!!!!
Brown shirt wannabes wore brown pants too, so it wont be a problem.
AHHHH!!!!!!!!
The old story of the ship captain that had a red shirt…and brown pants…
4D on display.
I had to stop when they compared ‘Mission Accomplished’ Bush, against the end to Epic Fury.
Nope.
So gas in my area just went up forty cents overnight
What is the reasoning behind this in regards to epic fury ending
Gas prices are going up because the reserves have been depleted, and the industry is now facing shut-downs because the 'gap' that is now entrenched in the supply-line.
Gas prices had been suppressed by the release of strategic reserves and the lifting of Oil-sanctions on both Iran and Russia, temporarily. But these policies only delay the inevitable.
Fundamentally, prices are going to go up even if peace was actually declared today, due to the supply lines already interrupted, compounded by the loss of primary 'cleaning' refineries and storage in the ME.
To understand it, view it as a delay in the pricing at the pump as a reaction to 'news'. The time it takes to react to the actual price of oil-products (not the paper ones, which are like futures, or gambling, really), includes the time it takes to ship the oil from the ME to dedicated refineries in, say, South Korea. Add to this the shipping time for the finished product to get to a destination country.
That 'gap' is just sticking it's nose into the tent, because now, infrastructure will need to re-built in peace-time.
Silver is banging up today. 77.27 London bankers are having a rough day.
It seems that silver stackers were anticipating the drop in metal prices as people liquidated their metals to pay their bills when their 'other' income streams, i.e. oil revenues, got 'cut off', whether trading in legitimate or black oil-markets.
This is one of the reasons, I think, that the paper price is so ludicrously low, compared to the actual barrel-price coming off a ship. Sort of a relief valve, as the market figures out the new financial and insurance pathways. Or, one could see it as a trap, where metals fill the gap.
So, when a 'war' breaks out, metals are temporarily brought down, contrary to standard wisdom that metals are THE investment choice during a war. Of course they are, but there is that funny dip, before several years of bull-run.
However, stackers know, and continue to buy the dip.
Hurrah.
Economic Fury led by Bessent with the help of AI is what the City of London and Bank of England should be fearing. That is still ongoing