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Strait of Hormuz is 'all but closed,' oil's near $120, and Reddit is doing the math on defense, energy, and a very confused Fed. Here's what's buzzing.

The Pentagon just asked for $200B more, Hormuz is a no-go zone, and Reddit's defense DD is finally getting the upvotes it deserves. Here's what's flying under the radar.

Oil above $95, a war in the Middle East, and Reddit is still hunting alpha. Here's what the DD crowd is piling into right now.

Asset managers are dumping S&P futures at COVID-panic speed, the Strait of Hormuz is basically a no-go zone, and Reddit thinks this is the best buying opportunity since your dad ignored Bitcoin.

War, $100 oil, and a 12% pop in CF Industries — Reddit's investing communities are waking up to a commodity supercycle hiding in plain sight.

Brent crude cracks $100, China's shadow oil network faces a supply cliff, and Reddit's DD crowd is connecting dots the Bloomberg terminals are just catching up to.

A fake Navy tweet crashed stocks. Oracle moonwalked 8% after hours. Reddit is connecting dots that may or may not exist. Let's sort the signal from the noise.

Oil is up 36% in a week, the Strait of Hormuz is blocked, Saudi Aramco is cutting output, and Reddit has somehow managed to be both extremely bullish and extremely bearish simultaneously.

Reddit's most serious investing sub is deep in SaaS bloodbaths, AI cash flow puzzles, and distressed debt rabbit holes. Zero actionable trades. Incredible.

Reddit's options traders are questioning whether selling CSPs on SPY is genius income strategy or just buy-and-hold with a costume on.