Dana Stroul

Research Director, Washington Institute for Near East Policy
@dstroul · tracked since Mar 2026
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USO long +46.5%
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DHT long -11.3%
FRO long -0.9%
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DHT long 3 months ago
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Win Rate 33% Long 3 Short 0
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7d 33%
30d 67%
90d 33%
Average Return +11.4% Long Return +11.4% Short Return -
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7d +0.6%
30d +16.2%
90d +11.1%
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Mar 05
$18.54
-11.3%
The U.S. is considering "naval escorts to vessels" in the Strait of Hormuz due to the threat of a "vast armada of small craft" and mines. Oil prices are "elevated above where they were four or five days ago." Even if the U.S. achieves air supremacy, asymmetric naval warfare (mines/small boats) in the Strait of Hormuz creates a massive risk premium for shipping. This benefits the commodity price (USO) due to supply fear, but specifically benefits Oil Tankers (FRO/DHT) as shipping rates spike when routes become dangerous or require longer diversions. LONG. The conflict is shifting to a naval/chokepoint phase. U.S. Navy successfully neutralizes all threats immediately, removing the risk premium.
The U.S. is considering "naval escorts to vessels" in the Strait of Hormuz due to the threat of a "vast armada of small craft" and mines. Oil prices are "elevated above where they were four or five days ago." Even if the U.S. achieves air supremacy, asymmetric naval warfare (mines/small boats) in the Strait of Hormuz creates a massive risk premium for shipping. This benefits the commodity price (USO) due to supply fear, but specifically benefits Oil Tankers (FRO/DHT) as shipping rates spike when routes become dangerous or require longer diversions. LONG. The conflict is shifting to a naval/chokepoint phase. U.S. Navy successfully neutralizes all threats immediately, removing the risk premium.
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Mar 05
$34.92
-0.9%
The U.S. is considering "naval escorts to vessels" in the Strait of Hormuz due to the threat of a "vast armada of small craft" and mines. Oil prices are "elevated above where they were four or five days ago." Even if the U.S. achieves air supremacy, asymmetric naval warfare (mines/small boats) in the Strait of Hormuz creates a massive risk premium for shipping. This benefits the commodity price (USO) due to supply fear, but specifically benefits Oil Tankers (FRO/DHT) as shipping rates spike when routes become dangerous or require longer diversions. LONG. The conflict is shifting to a naval/chokepoint phase. U.S. Navy successfully neutralizes all threats immediately, removing the risk premium.
The U.S. is considering "naval escorts to vessels" in the Strait of Hormuz due to the threat of a "vast armada of small craft" and mines. Oil prices are "elevated above where they were four or five days ago." Even if the U.S. achieves air supremacy, asymmetric naval warfare (mines/small boats) in the Strait of Hormuz creates a massive risk premium for shipping. This benefits the commodity price (USO) due to supply fear, but specifically benefits Oil Tankers (FRO/DHT) as shipping rates spike when routes become dangerous or require longer diversions. LONG. The conflict is shifting to a naval/chokepoint phase. U.S. Navy successfully neutralizes all threats immediately, removing the risk premium.
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Long
Mar 05
$96.31
+46.5%
The U.S. is considering "naval escorts to vessels" in the Strait of Hormuz due to the threat of a "vast armada of small craft" and mines. Oil prices are "elevated above where they were four or five days ago." Even if the U.S. achieves air supremacy, asymmetric naval warfare (mines/small boats) in the Strait of Hormuz creates a massive risk premium for shipping. This benefits the commodity price (USO) due to supply fear, but specifically benefits Oil Tankers (FRO/DHT) as shipping rates spike when routes become dangerous or require longer diversions. LONG. The conflict is shifting to a naval/chokepoint phase. U.S. Navy successfully neutralizes all threats immediately, removing the risk premium.
The U.S. is considering "naval escorts to vessels" in the Strait of Hormuz due to the threat of a "vast armada of small craft" and mines. Oil prices are "elevated above where they were four or five days ago." Even if the U.S. achieves air supremacy, asymmetric naval warfare (mines/small boats) in the Strait of Hormuz creates a massive risk premium for shipping. This benefits the commodity price (USO) due to supply fear, but specifically benefits Oil Tankers (FRO/DHT) as shipping rates spike when routes become dangerous or require longer diversions. LONG. The conflict is shifting to a naval/chokepoint phase. U.S. Navy successfully neutralizes all threats immediately, removing the risk premium.
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