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No index data, maximum drama. The Iran conflict is the only chart that matters right now β and it's not on any terminal.

Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has essentially halted, Trump is threatening Iran's main oil export hub, and Reddit is just now catching up.

Brent above $100, gas closing in on $4 national average, and Reddit is either panic-buying energy ETFs or arguing about fertilizer. Classic.

Oil's above $100, the Strait of Hormuz is blockaded, and gold bugs are doing victory laps. Bitcoin, meanwhile, is having an existential moment.

Week 14 of the U.S.-Iran war is rewriting commodity markets in real time. Here's who won, who got wrecked, and what the crowd is saying.

Brent crude above $100, gas racing toward $5 in some states, and CF Industries quietly having the best week of its life. Bloomberg's creators unpacked all of it.

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

While the internet argues about $100 oil, a few small-caps are quietly building something interesting. Here's what the crowd is missing.

Kharg Island is smoking, US assets are getting hit in Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and somehow Adobe's quant rating is still a 'Hold.' Wild times.

Markets are showing zeroes across the board, but the real number you should care about right now is 300 β as in Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon since March 2nd.

FDX is up 24% YTD heading into Thursday's print. The macro is chaotic. Sentiment is weirdly optimistic. Let's talk about it.

Three straight weeks of S&P losses, oil flirting with $100, and the Strait of Hormuz closed. The chatter this week was loud, scared, and occasionally correct.