#218 Alpha Score 83.2

Samantha Dart

Head of Digital Assets, Bitwise
· tracked since Mar 2026
218
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Alpha Score 83.2
Calls
6
Win Rate
100.0%
return
+20.1%
Calls 6 6 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 4
Best Calls
CRAK Long +37.0%
USO Long +29.7%
UGA Long +25.2%
Worst Calls
No live losers yet
Most Mentioned
BNO ×3
UGA ×2
GOLD ×1
Recent Calls
GLD Long 1 month ago
ULSD Long 1 month ago
UNG Long 1 month ago
Win Rate 100% Long 6 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 83%
30d 83%
90d 100%
Average Return +20.1% Long Return +20.1% Short Return -
Average Return
7d +3.9%
30d +12.1%
90d +14.8%
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Long
Mar 06
$108.77
+29.7%
Goldman Sachs raised their Q2 Brent forecast by $10/bbl to $76. Dart notes that if flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain low for "another five weeks," prices could cross the $100/bbl threshold. While the US administration is trying to engineer lower prices (waivers, SPR talk), the physical reality of a supply disruption in the Strait creates an asymmetric upside risk for oil prices. The "war premium" is back. Long exposure to crude oil futures or energy producers. US Treasury intervention or a rapid de-escalation of the conflict leading to a price collapse.
Goldman Sachs raised their Q2 Brent forecast by $10/bbl to $76. Dart notes that if flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain low for "another five weeks," prices could cross the $100/bbl threshold. While the US administration is trying to engineer lower prices (waivers, SPR talk), the physical reality of a supply disruption in the Strait creates an asymmetric upside risk for oil prices. The "war premium" is back. Long exposure to crude oil futures or energy producers. US Treasury intervention or a rapid de-escalation of the conflict leading to a price collapse.
Commodities
Long
Jun 25
$102.86
+25.2%
Bullish refined products on supply damage
Refined petroleum products (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel) face constrained supply due to damaged Gulf refinery capacity, while demand is likely to rebound faster than supply, creating a near-term tightening in product markets.
Commodities
Long
Aug 03
$371.54
+8.2%
Long gold on central bank buying
Gold has structural support from a sustained trend of central bank buying that began after Russian asset freezes in 2022, driven by precautionary diversification. This trend is alive and will support gold prices for at least another couple of years, with Goldman expecting $4900/oz by end of year, nearly $1000 upside.
Commodities
Long
Jul 20
$10.26
+5.5%
Low storage and competition boost gas.
European natural gas storage is unlikely to reach over 70% this year, with risk of going lower. Summer demand from Asia is competing for LNG cargoes, and with winter approaching, Europe and Asia must compete to build storage, driving prices higher to curb demand.
Commodities
Long
Jun 25
$45.62
+37.0%
Bullish refined products on supply damage
Refined petroleum products (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel) face constrained supply due to damaged Gulf refinery capacity, while demand is likely to rebound faster than supply, creating a near-term tightening in product markets.
Thematic ETFs
Long
Mar 06
$56.57
+15.1%
Goldman Sachs raised their Q2 Brent forecast by $10/bbl to $76. Dart notes that if flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain low for "another five weeks," prices could cross the $100/bbl threshold. While the US administration is trying to engineer lower prices (waivers, SPR talk), the physical reality of a supply disruption in the Strait creates an asymmetric upside risk for oil prices. The "war premium" is back. Long exposure to crude oil futures or energy producers. US Treasury intervention or a rapid de-escalation of the conflict leading to a price collapse.
Goldman Sachs raised their Q2 Brent forecast by $10/bbl to $76. Dart notes that if flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain low for "another five weeks," prices could cross the $100/bbl threshold. While the US administration is trying to engineer lower prices (waivers, SPR talk), the physical reality of a supply disruption in the Strait creates an asymmetric upside risk for oil prices. The "war premium" is back. Long exposure to crude oil futures or energy producers. US Treasury intervention or a rapid de-escalation of the conflict leading to a price collapse.
Thematic ETFs
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Samantha Dart has 6 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 6 tickers since March 2026. Ranked #218 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: BNO, UGA, GOLD.