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    1. Electrifying2017 on

      More importantly, why are you giving Trump any weight on this issue, especially recently?

    2. TeaInASkullMug on

      Prices will stabilize 2 months after the war ends. It takes they a long time to transport that precious oil

      Never trust anything the pedophile says. 

    3. Trump is wrong like he is 99.99% of the time. The .01% is when he said he’d lose no support over shooting someone.

    4. smegma_appraiser on

      If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the last decade, it’s that Donald Trump is a savant-like genius at literally everything and if 100% of experts in any given field disagree with him, they are wrong.

      On another note, the kool aid tastes great today, they finally got the flavor I like.

    5. The U.S. busy putting the toothpaste back in the tube. Good thing Iran and Israel are pretty chill societies. They’ll probably just forget this ever happened. Back to normal in no time. /s

    6. Latter-Possibility on

      Well if Trump said it…..I mean he has all that experience in energy markets….hes got a team of the most wonderful advisors……

      …..he’s making shit up because why not.

    7. War is coming
      Buy oil oil and oil

      There will be no agreement between the parties, as both sides intend to harm each other, and Iran appears to be delaying in order to gain time to prepare for
      This is very sad.

    8. Objective-Rip3008 on

      How could it be? The infrastructure is still all destroyed and will be for a long time

    9. Westbrooks3ptShot on

      This is something I have been thinking about and if someone smarter than me knows more please chime in.

      Is it possible for the admin to give gas company’s tax breaks or bailouts to artificially lower price of gas at the pump. I saw an article this week about gas companies asking for emergency relief but not sure how valid that is.

      Obviously one of the worst and most apparent things for a politician is high gas prices. This is why the admins would be highly incentivized to get prices low and make taxpayers finance it.

      Idk if this is possible

    10. mybfVreddithandle on

      So like tell me how damaging a whole bunch of refinery and shipping infrastructure will make prices go down?

      UPenn should be fucking embarrassed by this guy. Absolutely embarrassed by what they produced. This guy wouldn’t even be a good clown. Absolute joke of a man.

    11. All he does is lie. Who cares what he says at this point aside from watching a train wreck happen.

    12. I think that oil prices will decrease the second the war ends to around $70 dollars on optimism, but as the damages and shock become more apparent, it will jump to around $90 dollars over time before reducing over time as repairs continue.

    13. TouristResident1976 on

      Seriously, how would that happen? A lot of damage to infrastructure has occured, it takes 45 days for tankers to go on their supply runs, and factories and refineries have to restart.

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