Here ya go , I’ll play into your AI game . You ever dig into the big oil industry?! Look into the tax breaks and government money poured into that sector. I know you’re against agriculture in general lol, as I’ve argued with you in the past Nate.

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…. The gas price is up and will stay up … gulf countries are starting to shutter production due to storage being full

… that will take time to bring back on

… the longer the strait is closed the more production will be decreased

… time will tell how long it lasts

… I’m thinking awhile

… depends if isreal wants US boots on the ground for regime change or if we’ll be satisfied with reducing irans missles …. If we say irans arms have been reduced to an acceptable level we could be done soon

… but somone will need to get the tankers through the strait safely… so any Iranian mines and mobile missle capability will need to be eliminated completely in order to do that

Will this help your side of the industry Savell?
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trump-invoked-wartime-powers-restart-205939458.html

… doubtful J … most of our stuff goes to shale plays

… my fear is an overreaction to a temporary disruption causing a glut once the strait is opened

.. there will be reserves to fill but that won’t take long

.. we were in a happy medium that was sustainable long term … price high enough to keep rigs working but low enough for a decent price at the pump

… some things like what you posted makes me think isreal is pushing for a longer conflict with US boots on the ground until they get regime change… if that happens we will see prolonged high prices … drilling domestically will go crazy… tubular products and services will max out and new players will sprout up to get in on the dollars… I’ll be burning the candle at both ends trying to keep up just to be shut down and jobless once the boom is over

.. but that’s nothing compared to US lives put on line … really hope we just let those foreign countries in the Middle East fight their own battles and we go back to focusing on bettering our nation