While some analysts predict a quick correction, the structural realities of the current energy market point to one conclusion: crude oil prices are fundamentally positioned to keep rising.We have moved past a temporary shock into a prolonged supply squeeze. The escalation of the US-Iran conflict and intense maritime disruptions have severely bottlenecked the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea. These are not minor delays—billions of barrels of Gulf output are heavily restricted or entirely shut in.Furthermore, the global economy has lost its safety net. Buffers have eroded, with oil inventories plummeting by hundreds of millions of barrels. The market is running incredibly thin, meaning even minor operational disruptions trigger violent upward spikes.This is why institutions like Goldman Sach
Got $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$. First half was on a losing streaking with stock price decreasing. Hoping to see an eventual turn when the price can finally reflect how great of this app Tiger broker is. Hoping Management does a better job to bring Tiger back to its rightful price.
I would buy France.It is like: Blue-chip stock. Bullish reason: An unmatched, self-sustaining talent factory that produces world-class depth in every position, ensuring they remain perennial title favorites with a remarkably high floor and ceiling in any tournament.
I feel like there is less likelihood of a black swan event. Seemed like a lot of changes not jus the Iran war or the oil prices but also interest rates are already priced in.
Nope I did not beat the index as I’m buying the index etf. The current situation is why I chose so, as I’m am unsure where the market is going, be it overheating or just a healthy increase trend
Single stocks definitely have a high ceiling but conversely they also have a lower bottom (if any). I would go into ETF as my preference is to have less volatility