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04/17/26(Fri)01:07:50 No.62123512

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Anonymous (ID: UmyaBpMe) 04/17/26(Fri)01:07:50 No.62123512 Archived

>opex today
>yemen closing their strait at noon

you did short right?

Anonymous (ID: 6T0B1KEu)
04/17/26(Fri)02:00:58 No.62123610

Anonymous (ID: 6T0B1KEu) 04/17/26(Fri)02:00:58 No.62123610

>>62123512
Ohnoes, not he straight! Watammagonnado?!

Anonymous (ID: Aarq2P7y)
04/17/26(Fri)02:06:06 No.62123621

Anonymous (ID: Aarq2P7y) 04/17/26(Fri)02:06:06 No.62123621

stuff doesn't affect the stock market anymore

Anonymous (ID: AmsTJzm+)
04/17/26(Fri)02:46:13 No.62123676

Anonymous (ID: AmsTJzm+) 04/17/26(Fri)02:46:13 No.62123676

>>62123512
We pumping bobro, better exit now. Tomorrow is the pump day.

Anonymous (ID: 3j99nU2Y)
04/17/26(Fri)02:47:20 No.62123677

Anonymous (ID: 3j99nU2Y) 04/17/26(Fri)02:47:20 No.62123677

>>62123512
Green all day today faggot
Bobos always lose

Anonymous (ID: GUg9BWeC)
04/17/26(Fri)04:08:52 No.62123779

Anonymous (ID: GUg9BWeC) 04/17/26(Fri)04:08:52 No.62123779

It takes one sophisticated retard to think any major power would let the towel monkeys in Yemen even come close to closing the Suez which is what cutting off Bab-al-mandeb would do. Gurantee you Egypt would immediately drop kick their shit.

Anonymous (ID: /HrofHW3)
04/17/26(Fri)04:15:35 No.62123786

Anonymous (ID: /HrofHW3) 04/17/26(Fri)04:15:35 No.62123786

>>62123779
They've recently done it before, retard.

Anonymous (ID: GUg9BWeC)
04/17/26(Fri)04:16:55 No.62123787

Anonymous (ID: GUg9BWeC) 04/17/26(Fri)04:16:55 No.62123787

>>62123786
And how did that work out retard?

Anonymous (ID: IoWytQRn)
04/17/26(Fri)04:37:06 No.62123802

Anonymous (ID: IoWytQRn) 04/17/26(Fri)04:37:06 No.62123802

>>62123787
For the Houthis? Fairly fine since they maintained the blockade until the Israel Hamas ceasefire.

Anonymous (ID: GUg9BWeC)
04/17/26(Fri)04:55:18 No.62123816

Anonymous (ID: GUg9BWeC) 04/17/26(Fri)04:55:18 No.62123816

>>62123802
>blockade
Unless im missing something all they have are rafts. And caused a small increase in insurance premiums

Anonymous (ID: IoWytQRn)
04/17/26(Fri)05:03:56 No.62123826

Anonymous (ID: IoWytQRn) 04/17/26(Fri)05:03:56 No.62123826

>>62123816
You missed the part where they used drones and missiles on commercial ships going to Israel and major shipping companies were avoiding the area.

Anonymous (ID: NJbT1hfM)
04/17/26(Fri)05:06:57 No.62123828

Anonymous (ID: NJbT1hfM) 04/17/26(Fri)05:06:57 No.62123828

>>62123512

Anonymous (ID: rUZ/9aS3)
04/17/26(Fri)05:07:57 No.62123829

Anonymous (ID: rUZ/9aS3) 04/17/26(Fri)05:07:57 No.62123829

>>62123802
lmao ships just ignored them and sailed through it anyway, nice "blockade"

Anonymous (ID: IoWytQRn)
04/17/26(Fri)05:19:17 No.62123846

Anonymous (ID: IoWytQRn) 04/17/26(Fri)05:19:17 No.62123846

>>62123829
>Example: In 2023, approximately 8.6 million barrels per day of crude oil, condensates, and refined petroleum products flowed through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). However, during the first eight months of 2024, this volume decreased by over 50 %, averaging 4.0 million barrels per day. This decline is primarily attributed to attacks by Houthi militias in Yemen, prompting many vessels to avoid this strategic route and opt for longer journeys around the Cape of Good Hope.
https://www.coface.ch/news-publications-insights/bab-el-mandeb-strait-tension-at-a-global-trade-route
Apparently ships didn't just ignore them.

Anonymous (ID: vUdMImq3)
04/17/26(Fri)05:33:48 No.62123864

Anonymous (ID: vUdMImq3) 04/17/26(Fri)05:33:48 No.62123864

How much longer before oil goes negative again?