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"However, with a shortage, people are looking for anything they can get. So that's that's the state that we have right now, and that's why we're pushing, a 00 a barrel." Middle Eastern crude is currently blocked, creating a severe global supply shortfall. The US waiver for Russian oil only applies to inventory already on ships, which acts as a temporary band-aid rather than a structural fix. This ongoing supply deficit will continue to drive up the underlying price of crude oil. LONG USO as a direct play on the physical oil shortage and rising global crude prices. Middle Eastern supply routes reopen quickly, or macroeconomic weakness destroys energy demand in major importing nations like China and India.

"So now with that Middle Eastern crude blocked in, India's at a shortfall. So they're allowing them to take that Russian." Geopolitical blockades in the Middle East are forcing major consumers like India to scramble for replacement barrels. Sustained high oil prices resulting from these supply constraints directly inflate the margins and free cash flow of major Western oil producers who are not subject to sanctions and can sell their production at premium market rates. LONG large-cap energy producers to capture expanded profit margins resulting from the global crude shortfall and elevated barrel prices. Windfall taxes on energy producers, a rapid diplomatic resolution to Middle East blockades, or OPEC+ unexpectedly increasing production to capture market share.