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@FrankCurzio

Founder & CEO of @CurzioResearch. Host of the Wall Street Unplugged Podcast. Releasing stock research, trade ideas & watchlists. Currently trading AI and energy

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UPDATE: the Fed meets this afternoon, and what they say decides how much of this lands on American consumers. Wrote the full breakdown here:https://t.co/jrFjCiqx2d 3K views · 8 likes · 4 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →
Everyone's watching the Middle East right now. But people aren't connecting that with the Fed meeting this afternoon. What the Fed says today decides how much damage this does to America. The full story + the 3 most likely outcomes: 👇 https://t.co/oCbHZx3Zhd
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@FrankCurzio Where I live, we're at $8.99 for diesel. Nobody is cutting back. Not a single soul. People are addicted to travel. 8.8K views · 33 likes · 1 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →
Media Credits: - The Hormuz Letter - ABC News - X OSINT Sources 12.9K views · 53 likes · 2 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →
Want more updates on the Middle East? Tomorrow, I'll be breaking down in depth what's happening, and how it affects our markets. Follow me @FrankCurzio to catch it. 13.7K views · 71 likes · 7 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
My guidance here? 1. Buy the discounters - Walmart, Costco, the businesses big enough to absorb an input shock and take customers trading down. 2. Avoid packaged food, staples, restaurants. Heading into a quarter with a new cost line they couldn't plan for. 3. The real trade 14.2K views · 134 likes · 12 reposts · 5 replies Open on X →
1. Raise prices and lose volume 2. Eat the cost and miss guidance Most will do both. But the consumer will trade down to the cheaper shelf either way. 14.5K views · 124 likes · 7 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →
One area where America is NOT protected? Food, and the impact will happen quicker than you think: Every item on a US shelf gets there by truck & diesel just went vertical. So US retailers really only have two options: 15K views · 146 likes · 15 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
We have more domestic refining and more domestic crude. It buys security, but not price protection. Even though America produces about as much oil as it uses, we don't get our own price. Oil trades globally, so Europe's shortage hits us. 14.8K views · 131 likes · 11 reposts · 4 replies Open on X →
So what now? Diesel gets hit first - it's already up 35% here in 40 days. The photo is from Germany where it's $11 a gallon. Diesel moves trucks, trains, ships, tractors, construction. It sits underneath the price of everything else. https://t.co/HSZmjw7zSX
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Riyadh's own response tells you how bad it is Saudi Arabia is now trying to push crude back through Hormuz. The strait they spent five months building around. You don't attempt that unless the alternative is not exporting at all. 16.8K views · 144 likes · 11 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
So why is oil only at $103? It's moving - up 10% in a week, a four-month high. But that's only the price of a disrupted route, not a country running out of routes. My take? The market reacted to the event, but not to future outlook... 17.2K views · 159 likes · 9 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →
Saudi Arabia has now stopped selling to Europe Aramco cancelled its September crude allocations to European refiners. One European buyer says they've been told nothing until November. Saudi Arabia is hinting at how long this lasts, but nobody's listening. https://t.co/M1oMPiAY
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Hormuz: blocked. Bab al-Mandeb (only way out of the Red Sea): Houthi blockade Yanbu: bombed And the Yanbu port represented 92% of all Saudi seaborne crude exports in June. Now, there is no alternative. So what now? 19.6K views · 155 likes · 16 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →
This morning, they hit the other end. Houthi forces appear to have struck the YASREF refinery at Yanbu - where that pipeline ends. 400,000 barrels a day. One of the largest diesel exporters on the Red Sea. Now, all possible outlets are blocked: https://t.co/gduRW6ID6J
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Satellite imagery now suggests three pump stations were hit, not one. Pump stations aren't simple pipeline welds. They use specialist parts, with long lead times for repair. Aramco (Saudi state-owned oil company) still hasn't given a restart date. 35.3K views · 183 likes · 18 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →
Then on Sept 10 (last Thursday) - it got attacked. Drones launched from Iraq struck the East-West Pipeline. Problem was, that pipeline represented ~7% of global oil supply. It went offline, and now, it's worse than first reported: 42.3K views · 213 likes · 18 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →
Saudi Arabia stopped exporting through the Strait of Hormuz months ago. When Hormuz was blocked in March, they spent five months rerouting crude through the East-West Pipeline to Yanbu on the Red Sea. Nearly every barrel Saudi Arabia moved got rerouted through that one line: 32.2K views · 231 likes · 9 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →
People have no idea how serious the oil crisis in the Middle East just got. Never seen $10 gas before? You're about to. Mainstream media is still hours behind on coverage. Here's everything you need to know + what to expect: 👇 https://t.co/SZWjhXolxr
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🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia's oil problem just multiplied. What looked like a single Houthi hit on the East-West pipeline is now looking like a coordinated hammering of the whole system. Fresh satellite imagery shows Pump Station 9 badly damaged, with Pump Station 8 possibly hit too, both
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