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Feb 17, 2026
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WATCH
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"Bloomberg Economics... say that even if the US military does decide to do a strike, it doesn't necessarily mean that we will see lasting impacts on the oil market." Markets typically panic-buy oil on news of US military strikes in the Middle East. However, the analyst suggests a specific "Second-Order" outcome where combatants intentionally avoid energy infrastructure (similar to "Operation Midnight Hammer"). If infrastructure is spared, any war-driven oil spike would be a "fade" opportunity rather than a sustainable rally. WATCH. Monitor for knee-jerk rallies to potentially fade if infrastructure remains intact. A change in military strategy that targets oil refineries directly would invalidate this thesis and send prices higher. |
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