Why Gas Prices Aren't Falling: The 60-Day Secret
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Wall Street is celebrating falling oil prices and a temporary diplomatic breakthrough in the Strait of Hormuz. But beneath the headlines, the physical oil market tells a very different story.
I'm paying $3.70 for gasoline.
In today's Wall Street Truthbomb, Mark Malek breaks down why traders may be dangerously underestimating the risks still facing global energy markets. Massive speculative short positions, unresolved geopolitical tensions, mined shipping channels, insurance bottlenecks, and depleted inventories could create the conditions for a historic oil short squeeze.
Could the next inflation shock already be forming? What happens if the Hormuz agreement fails? And why are energy traders making their biggest bearish bet since the pandemic?
Watch now to understand what Wall Street may be missing.
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