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173.77
-0.2% · close 2026-11-06
-8% / +5% / +40%
1m / 3m / 12m
+24%
vs SPY since 2025-08-01
62%
of 52w range · -15.2% off high
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| idea | call | play | result | return | vs SPY | scored |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ⚡ The 2024 black swan is a wider Middle East war and an oil shock | ▲ LONG | adjacent | WRONG | +4.1% | -22.6 | 2024-12-23 |
| ⚡ Europe has to replace Russian gas — US natural gas and LNG export is the answer | ▲ LONG | adjacent | RIGHT | +24.4% | +30.4 | 2023-02-24 |
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And if Hezbollah and Israel are in a full scale war with ground forces, it could be very easy for Iran to get pulled into it on Hezbollah's side. And if that happens, I think it's just inevitable that the United States will be pulled into this war.
And I really do agree with you, Friedberg, there is a non-trivially high probability, the highest it's ever been, that we are just bumbling and sleepwalking into a really bad situation we can't walk back from.
I think there's going to be a big war. I think by the time the show airs, Israel's incursion into Lebanon is going to get bigger. It's going to escalate. And by next week, we could be in a full blown multinational war in the Middle East.
If you were to place odds on this, I'd say it's at least 50-50 that things escalate into a regional war.
which could mean an increased escalation in conflict. And that's, I think, a real kind of point of concern. And that's the one of the black swan events I think that's still outstanding right now.
We have an adversary now with a quarter of a trillion dollars of excess cash who has no incentive to negotiate.
And within 90 days or so, they're going to have and could have very well a nuclear weapon.
Depending on the action they choose, we could very rapidly find ourselves engaged in a wider regional war on five different fronts. I mean, a war with Iran would involve us in Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen where we're already bombing. So this could turn into a huge conflagration in the Middle East.
I still think we get an oil shock in the Middle East. If this situation broadens into a larger regional war, maybe with Iran, you could get a shock in the price of oil
So I think this has the potential to be a black swan in 2024, meaning that somehow the Israel-Hamas war spirals into a larger regional war that pulls the US in. ... And I think that if that does happen, there could be the potential for an oil shock.
the Suez Canal is too valuable, in my opinion, too valuable to civilization, to the modern world, to believe that a group of rebels, no matter how well-funded they may be, is gonna be able to disrupt that for any long period of time.
And we've discussed the benefits on this program of now we've shifted the European dependence on Russian gas to a dependence on American gas.
We've basically shifted Europe onto American natural gas. We've destroyed Nord Stream.
The West is never going to trust them again. The Germans are never going to buy their oil again.
There's an acute energy shortfall. You can't just make that up. You can't convert oil into natural gas to heat people's homes. It's impossible structurally right now in the timeframe that it's needed.
I think the only way we'll be able to deal with him is if he doesn't have the oil market he has. He just has too much power from that oil. And over time, that's the solution. We have to be energy independent.
No, it's true. If you're willing to use natural gas and fracking, America is one of the richest energy countries in the world.
in the US, I think the people of the country want us to be energy independent. ... it's elite opinion that bought into these foolish ideas that basically we should cancel energy independence, we should cancel the Keystone pipeline, we should cancel new drilling. America should be a net energy exporter.
The problem with energy independence is it takes too long. And we went through a massive capital under investment cycle over the last six or seven years. ... And so when you look at these NatGas companies, every single one to a name has basically said, we are not going to put any incremental capital into US domestic NatGas or shale or even offshore.
The op-ed made the point that we could be investing in liquefying natural gas and exporting it to Europe to create more energy independence, and that would remove their dependence on Putin. ... I don't think we should be turning our backs on the enormous reserves of natural gas that we have here in this country. ... we could be energy independent for free right now if we were just to repeal some of these executive orders