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piscesmonkey Supreme	12-Mar-2026 06:47        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Wti 91.35 huat ah Stocky901      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 21:19) Posted: Now oil up nearly 4 %, DOW futures down 200 points... 🧐 piscesmonkey      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 20:14) Posted: Iran declares US-Israeli economic, banking interests in region are targets
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GaryuC Member	12-Mar-2026 05:40        GaryuC About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Anyone know what shall we do? 11:26 PM EDT, 03/10/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Rex International (SGX:5WH) was granted in-principle approval for the listing and quotation of new shares, according to a Wednesday filing with the Singapore Exchange. The approval includes the allotment of 40.1 million shares at SG$0.143 each, placement of 13.2 million treasury shares at SG$0.0143 apiece and issuance of 53.3 million free detachable unlisted non-transferable warrants at SG$0.177 per share. The new shares are required to be placed within seven market days from the date of the approval, the filing stated.
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 23:16        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	G7 release 400m reserves oil. Where got enough. Oil will shoot up high
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wehuattogether88 Supreme	11-Mar-2026 22:40        wehuattogether88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The Royal Thai Navy said the bulk carrier was attacked "while transiting the Strait of Hormuz", CNA reported. According to Khaosod, the ship was carrying 23 Thai crew members. 20 of the members evacuated the vessel, while three remained on board. The Omani navy rescued the 20 crew members, and rescue operations are continuing to assist the remaining three crew members. The ship was reportedly struck by two projectiles.
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 21:52        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Let see how iran make 200? piscesmonkey      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 21:34) Posted: Iran tells world ' get ready for US$200 a barrel' https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/energy-commodities/iran-tells-world-get-ready-us200-barrel
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Chansenghoe1971 Elite	11-Mar-2026 21:44        Chansenghoe1971 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Back to 0.20 tmr A high likelihood
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Alignment Elite	11-Mar-2026 21:42        Alignment About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Fundamental
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Sad to say but no end in sight. The US stumbled into this war to follow Israel and has now totally lost control of the situation.
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 21:34        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Iran tells world ' get ready for US$200 a barrel' https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/energy-commodities/iran-tells-world-get-ready-us200-barrel
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Stocky901 Supreme	11-Mar-2026 21:19        Stocky901 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Now oil up nearly 4 %, DOW futures down 200 points... 🧐 piscesmonkey      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 20:14) Posted: Iran declares US-Israeli economic, banking interests in region are targets
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blesspeggy Senior	11-Mar-2026 21:08        blesspeggy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	REX-INT -OIL CRISIS IMMINENT $Rex Intl (5WH.SG)$ IRAN ULTIMATE TARGET TO MAKE CRUDE OIL US$200. I Iran's logic is brutally simple.** The day oil hits $200 per barrel ? Iran wins. Not because they shot down a plane. Because at $200 oil, every Arab country is screaming. Every European leader is calling Washington. Every American voter is furious at the pump. And President Trump ? suddenly has a very different calculation to make. Iran is not trying to survive the war. Iran is trying to make winning the war WORSE than losing it. That's their strategy. I've been saying this for 8-9 days straight. The missiles are the distraction. The oil price is the weapon. Watch the oil price. Not just the missile count.
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 20:15        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/3/11/iran-declares-us-israeli-economic-banking-interests-in-region-as-targets piscesmonkey      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 20:14) Posted: Iran declares US-Israeli economic, banking interests in region are targets
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 20:14        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Iran declares US-Israeli economic, banking interests in region are targets
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JurongW Elite	11-Mar-2026 20:00        JurongW About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined   Mood: Yells: "Earnings give weight, Chart give wings"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Thanks Peggy for sharing the article. However, it will be much easier to see and read line by line if they are by separated by paragraphs. For your consideration, please. blesspeggy      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 18:23) Posted: REX-INT -OIL CRISIS IMMINENT $Rex Intl (5WH.SG)$ IRAN War Teaches Us One BIG Thing - The World Is War More Interconnected Than We Think It Is! Let's look at it... 1. First. Understand what the Strait of Hormuz actually is. It's a strip of water 21 nautical miles wide at its narrowest point. That's it. 21 miles. And through that 21-mile gap flows: ? 20% of all the world's oil. Every single day. ? 20% of the world's LNG (liquefied natural gas). ? 30% of the world's fertilizer exports. ? 30% of Europe's jet fuel supply. 20.9 million barrels per day. That's the number. Shut that 21-mile gap and you don't just hurt three countries. You hurt the entire planet. Now let me show you who is dependent on whom. Who ships oil through Hormuz? - Saudi Arabia sends 37% of its exports through that strait. - Iraq sends 23%. - UAE sends 13%. - Iran sends 11%. - Kuwait sends 10%. Five countries. 94% of all the oil moving through Hormuz. Who RECEIVES that oil? - China: 38% of all Hormuz flows go to China. - India: 15%. - South Korea: 12%. - Japan: 11%. 84% of all Hormuz oil goes to Asia. These four Asian economies ? China, India, Japan, South Korea ? are not in this war. They didn't vote for it. They didn't start it. And they are taking the hardest economic hit. The story goes way beyond this though: 2. Japan. Imports 90% of its energy. The Nikkei dropped more than 5% in a single day when oil crossed $100. Japan has a 150-day oil reserve. The clock is ticking. 3. South Korea. Imports 70% of its oil from the Gulf corridor. KOSPI ? their stock market ? suffered its biggest single-day crash since the 2008 financial crisis. Dropped 12% in one day. Circuit breakers were triggered. First time since 2008. Because of a war they had nothing to do with. 4. Europe. Natural gas prices nearly doubled in 48 hours after Iran struck Qatar's gas facilities. Why? Because 20% of global LNG supply flows from Qatar through Hormuz to Europe. Shipping companies are now routing vessels around the Cape of Good Hope ? adding 15 to 20 extra days of transit between Asia and Europe. Every extra day = higher shipping cost. Higher shipping cost = more expensive goods. More expensive goods = inflation at your grocery store. 5. India. Imports 2.5 million barrels per day through Hormuz. India's LNG plants run on Persian Gulf gas. And India grows food ? food the whole world eats ? using fertilizer that comes through Hormuz. 6. Oil - It's not just fuel, it's so much more than that. Oil is also food. Here's how: The Gulf produces massive quantities of nitrogen fertilizer ? urea, ammonia, phosphates. Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain together produce 15 million metric tonnes of fertilizer every year. Around one-third of ALL global fertilizer exports ship through Hormuz. Nitrogen fertilizer, according to Bloomberg, underpins about half of global food production. Without fertilizer ? wheat yields fall. Corn yields fall. Rice yields fall. A Cornell agricultural economist said: "Fertilizer prices were already high, and farmers were already pinched. This will hurt." - Urea prices jumped from $516 per metric ton to $683 in five days. - Wheat hit a near two-year high. - Palm oil surged 10%. - Soybeans up. Corn up. A farmer in Iowa said: "If nitrogen doesn't come down, we might switch more acres to beans." Not because of anything he did. Because a war started on the other side of the world. . . Here's the full chain ? pay attention: Iran war → Hormuz disruption → fertilizer shipments blocked → farmers reduce crop applications → harvests fall → food prices rise → central banks raise rates → borrowing costs up → economic growth slows → you pay more for everything. That chain starts in a 21-mile strait. It ends in your shopping cart. 7. What about shipping? 150 ships stranded around Hormuz right now. Insurance companies ? who have never cancelled Gulf coverage in modern history ? are now cancelling war risk coverage. Hapag-Lloyd, one of the world's largest shipping companies, introduced a $1,500 per container war surcharge. Overnight. CMA CGM: $3,000 emergency surcharge for Gulf cargo. Ships can't get insurance. Ships won't sail without insurance. Banks won't finance ships without insurance. The Strait isn't formally closed. It doesn't have to be. Insurance withdrawal is doing the same thing a physical blockade would do. Dubai's Jebel Ali ? the largest port in the Middle East ? suspended operations after an aerial interception caused a fire. The world's air cargo network? Emirates, Etihad, and Qatar Airways together make up 13% of global air freight capacity. All three are grounded or severely disrupted. 20,000 flights cancelled since February 28th. Over a million passengers stranded. . . Here's the lesson most people will miss. My rich dad told me: "The global economy is not a collection of separate countries. It's one economy pretending to be many." The proof is right in front of us. A war between three countries is: ? Crashing stock markets in Japan and South Korea. ? Doubling natural gas prices in Germany. ? Raising corn costs for farmers in Iowa. ? Blocking fertilizer to Brazil ? the world's largest soybean exporter. ? Spiking inflation in the Philippines, India, and sub-Saharan Africa. ? Stranding 150 ships in the world's most important waterway. ? Cancelling 20,000 flights. ? Adding 20 extra days to Asia-Europe shipping routes. One war. One strait. 21 miles wide. And the whole world is paying for it. Most people will blame the gas pump. They'll blame their grocery bill. They'll blame the airline. They won't trace it back to the source. Financial literacy isn't just about stocks and real estate. It's about understanding how the world ACTUALLY works. How money moves. How energy flows. How a war in a place you can barely find on a map can raise the price of bread on your table. This is the world we live in. One economy. One system. And right now ? that system is under serious stress.
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blesspeggy Senior	11-Mar-2026 18:23        blesspeggy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	REX-INT -OIL CRISIS IMMINENT $Rex Intl (5WH.SG)$ IRAN War Teaches Us One BIG Thing - The World Is War More Interconnected Than We Think It Is! Let's look at it... 1. First. Understand what the Strait of Hormuz actually is. It's a strip of water 21 nautical miles wide at its narrowest point. That's it. 21 miles. And through that 21-mile gap flows: ? 20% of all the world's oil. Every single day. ? 20% of the world's LNG (liquefied natural gas). ? 30% of the world's fertilizer exports. ? 30% of Europe's jet fuel supply. 20.9 million barrels per day. That's the number. Shut that 21-mile gap and you don't just hurt three countries. You hurt the entire planet. Now let me show you who is dependent on whom. Who ships oil through Hormuz? - Saudi Arabia sends 37% of its exports through that strait. - Iraq sends 23%. - UAE sends 13%. - Iran sends 11%. - Kuwait sends 10%. Five countries. 94% of all the oil moving through Hormuz. Who RECEIVES that oil? - China: 38% of all Hormuz flows go to China. - India: 15%. - South Korea: 12%. - Japan: 11%. 84% of all Hormuz oil goes to Asia. These four Asian economies ? China, India, Japan, South Korea ? are not in this war. They didn't vote for it. They didn't start it. And they are taking the hardest economic hit. The story goes way beyond this though: 2. Japan. Imports 90% of its energy. The Nikkei dropped more than 5% in a single day when oil crossed $100. Japan has a 150-day oil reserve. The clock is ticking. 3. South Korea. Imports 70% of its oil from the Gulf corridor. KOSPI ? their stock market ? suffered its biggest single-day crash since the 2008 financial crisis. Dropped 12% in one day. Circuit breakers were triggered. First time since 2008. Because of a war they had nothing to do with. 4. Europe. Natural gas prices nearly doubled in 48 hours after Iran struck Qatar's gas facilities. Why? Because 20% of global LNG supply flows from Qatar through Hormuz to Europe. Shipping companies are now routing vessels around the Cape of Good Hope ? adding 15 to 20 extra days of transit between Asia and Europe. Every extra day = higher shipping cost. Higher shipping cost = more expensive goods. More expensive goods = inflation at your grocery store. 5. India. Imports 2.5 million barrels per day through Hormuz. India's LNG plants run on Persian Gulf gas. And India grows food ? food the whole world eats ? using fertilizer that comes through Hormuz. 6. Oil - It's not just fuel, it's so much more than that. Oil is also food. Here's how: The Gulf produces massive quantities of nitrogen fertilizer ? urea, ammonia, phosphates. Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain together produce 15 million metric tonnes of fertilizer every year. Around one-third of ALL global fertilizer exports ship through Hormuz. Nitrogen fertilizer, according to Bloomberg, underpins about half of global food production. Without fertilizer ? wheat yields fall. Corn yields fall. Rice yields fall. A Cornell agricultural economist said: "Fertilizer prices were already high, and farmers were already pinched. This will hurt." - Urea prices jumped from $516 per metric ton to $683 in five days. - Wheat hit a near two-year high. - Palm oil surged 10%. - Soybeans up. Corn up. A farmer in Iowa said: "If nitrogen doesn't come down, we might switch more acres to beans." Not because of anything he did. Because a war started on the other side of the world. . . Here's the full chain ? pay attention: Iran war → Hormuz disruption → fertilizer shipments blocked → farmers reduce crop applications → harvests fall → food prices rise → central banks raise rates → borrowing costs up → economic growth slows → you pay more for everything. That chain starts in a 21-mile strait. It ends in your shopping cart. 7. What about shipping? 150 ships stranded around Hormuz right now. Insurance companies ? who have never cancelled Gulf coverage in modern history ? are now cancelling war risk coverage. Hapag-Lloyd, one of the world's largest shipping companies, introduced a $1,500 per container war surcharge. Overnight. CMA CGM: $3,000 emergency surcharge for Gulf cargo. Ships can't get insurance. Ships won't sail without insurance. Banks won't finance ships without insurance. The Strait isn't formally closed. It doesn't have to be. Insurance withdrawal is doing the same thing a physical blockade would do. Dubai's Jebel Ali ? the largest port in the Middle East ? suspended operations after an aerial interception caused a fire. The world's air cargo network? Emirates, Etihad, and Qatar Airways together make up 13% of global air freight capacity. All three are grounded or severely disrupted. 20,000 flights cancelled since February 28th. Over a million passengers stranded. . . Here's the lesson most people will miss. My rich dad told me: "The global economy is not a collection of separate countries. It's one economy pretending to be many." The proof is right in front of us. A war between three countries is: ? Crashing stock markets in Japan and South Korea. ? Doubling natural gas prices in Germany. ? Raising corn costs for farmers in Iowa. ? Blocking fertilizer to Brazil ? the world's largest soybean exporter. ? Spiking inflation in the Philippines, India, and sub-Saharan Africa. ? Stranding 150 ships in the world's most important waterway. ? Cancelling 20,000 flights. ? Adding 20 extra days to Asia-Europe shipping routes. One war. One strait. 21 miles wide. And the whole world is paying for it. Most people will blame the gas pump. They'll blame their grocery bill. They'll blame the airline. They won't trace it back to the source. Financial literacy isn't just about stocks and real estate. It's about understanding how the world ACTUALLY works. How money moves. How energy flows. How a war in a place you can barely find on a map can raise the price of bread on your table. This is the world we live in. One economy. One system. And right now ? that system is under serious stress.
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 18:10        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Breaking: A Thai-flagged cargo ship came under attack near the Strait of Hormuz, leaving the vessel damaged and forcing 23 crew members to evacuate.
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wehuattogether88 Supreme	11-Mar-2026 17:54        wehuattogether88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	DUBAI: Drones fell near Dubai airport, injuring four people, while ships were hit in or near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday (Mar 11) as Iran kept up its campaign disrupting oil markets and air and maritime traffic. The oil-rich Gulf has borne the brunt of Iran's attacks in response to US-Israeli strikes that sparked the Middle East war, with Tehran targeting US assets but also civilian infrastructure. Iran has also targeted Gulf energy infrastructure and choked shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, which normally carries nearly 20 per cent of global oil production, prompting wild swings in prices. A container ship and a bulk carrier were hit off the coast of the UAE, one off Dubai and the other off the northern Emriate of Ras Al Khaimah by unknown projectiles, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO). A third ship was also hit by a projectile off Oman, in the Strait of Hormuz, which caused a fire that was later extinguished, according to the UKMTO. Saudi Arabia intercepted drones targeting the Shaybah field, crucial to its production, while explosions rang out over Qatar and the UAE reported fresh attacks. Saudi Arabia also said it intercepted seven ballistic missiles targeting its eastern region and the Prince Sultan Air Base, where an American service member was fatally wounded on Mar 1. Tehran appears to be attempting to knock major Gulf refineries offline while also tightening its chokehold on the strait in a quest to inflict maximum pain on the global economy. In the past few days, Saudi Aramco's sprawling Ras Tanura facility, home to one of the Middle East's largest refineries, was targeted as well as the UAE's Ruwais refinery - one of the largest in the world. Iranian attacks have already forced state-owned QatarEnergy, one of the world's largest producers of liquefied natural gas, to halt production last week and declare force majeure. Energy producers in Kuwait made similar declarations, which are a warning that events beyond their control may lead them to miss export targets.
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 17:52        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The UK Navy said three vessels were hit with suspected projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz and Persian Gulf on Wednesday, as the conflict in the region continues to menace shipping. https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/geopolitics/three-ships-hit-projectiles-middle-east-says-uk-navy
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 17:47        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 1  Alert Admin	Hopefully tmr wakeup see 10% closing. Then all big huat 🙏 🙏 🙏 Lswoowoo      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 17:30) Posted: Huat ah! Wti up 6% now piscesmonkey      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 17:16) Posted: Hopefully. Bought back 175 just in tim
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Lswoowoo Senior	11-Mar-2026 17:30        Lswoowoo About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Huat ah! Wti up 6% now piscesmonkey      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 17:16) Posted: Hopefully. Bought back 175 just in time Lswoowoo      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 17:08) Posted: Tonight wti maybe go above 100 agai
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piscesmonkey Supreme	11-Mar-2026 17:16        piscesmonkey About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 1  Alert Admin	Hopefully. Bought back 175 just in time Lswoowoo      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 17:08) Posted: Tonight wti maybe go above 100 again piscesmonkey      ( Date: 11-Mar-2026 17:06) Posted: So fast up 5
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