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13:07
Jun 18
Rick Santelli On-Air Editor, CNBC Business News CNBC
Crude oil futures signal when to buy stocks.
Crude oil futures acted as an early warning signal over the last two and a half months, indicating that investors should be long stocks because the market was pricing in an end to a geopolitical conflict. He calls crude oil futures a canary in the coal mine for equity direction.
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20:45
Jun 17
Jonah Van Bourg Head of Trading, Cumberland / ex-Vitol 1000x Podcast
Short crude oil on supply glut.
An ocean of oil is about to hit the market as Iranian oil refills global stocks under the Iran deal. This supply glut will push crude prices lower, which is extremely bearish for inflation. Crude already dropped from above $100 to the $80s and the move should continue.
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07:00
May 08
Quinn Thompson Co-Host, Forward Guidance / Founder, Lekker Capital Forward Guidance
Oil futures long due to depleting inventories.
Oil inventories are being drawn down rapidly due to exports and the Strait of Hormuz disruption, and restocking will drive prices higher. Longer-dated futures offer attractive carry and a structural floor, while selling long-dated puts monetizes elevated volatility.
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16:35
May 02
Joseph Wang Author, Central Banking 101 / ex-Senior Trader, Federal Reserve Joseph Wang
Oil to rise on prolonged Hormuz closure.
The ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz is causing an energy shock that will keep oil prices elevated or push them higher, as inventories draw down and central banks may be forced to hike. The market underappreciates the economic impact, and oil could shoot up quickly.
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16:05
May 02
Javier Blas Bloomberg Opinion Columnist Bloomberg Markets
Oil inventory draw supports prices.
Global oil inventories are being drawn down rapidly, and once the Strait of Hormuz reopens, everyone will need to buy extra oil to replenish commercial and strategic reserves, creating sustained demand that supports higher crude prices. Production from Iraq, Kuwait, and Qatar has already collapsed due to storage constraints, tightening supply further.
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About CL1! Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks CL1! (Crude Oil Futures (Front Month)) across 5 sources. 3 bullish vs 1 bearish calls from 5 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (40%). 5 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: Rick Santelli, Jonah Van Bourg, Quinn Thompson.