Author holds $300 Jun and $370 Sep call options on LNG (Cheniere Energy). The broader bearish thesis implies rising energy costs (beneficial for energy exporters) despite consumer weakness. LNG, as a major LNG exporter, could benefit from sustained or increased global energy demand. A direct bullish bet on the LNG stock price increasing by mid-2026, contradicting the author's general economic pessimism. A severe economic downturn reduces global energy demand. The market may have already priced in energy trends. The author's macro view proves correct and triggers a broad market sell-off that drags down all equities.
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Apr 15, 20:11
Key Points
['Bullish options position', "Contrarian to post's narrative", 'Leveraged bet on energy']
April 15, 2026 at 20:11