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Can show hand on Rex Intl or RH PetroGas.
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Chansenghoe1971      ( Date: 01-Mar-2026 17:39) Posted:

Ayatollah likely sacrificed himself. So easy to die and instead of hiding in deep bunker, he likely sat on a chair in his open yard waiting to be boned dead.
He is already 86. He likely wanted to die as martyr. He had laid down thick layers of succession planning his sacrifice shows he led by example of not fearing death.
Next leader (s) planning massive retaliation. Hormuz will be shut
More terrorism happening worldwide.
Stay safe.
Trump celebrating too fast. He has no brain. So easy kill the chief? A long drawn ear I reckon.

s100125      ( Date: 01-Mar-2026 12:18) Posted:

Iran now chaos likely to spill over to neighbouring countries with those loyal to the ex leader continue to launch more missiles.
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 Alert Admin 		Ayatollah likely sacrificed himself. So easy to die and instead of hiding in deep bunker, he likely sat on a chair in his open yard waiting to be boned dead.
He is already 86. He likely wanted to die as martyr. He had laid down thick layers of succession planning his sacrifice shows he led by example of not fearing death.
Next leader (s) planning massive retaliation. Hormuz will be shut
More terrorism happening worldwide.
Stay safe.
Trump celebrating too fast. He has no brain. So easy kill the chief? A long drawn ear I reckon.

s100125      ( Date: 01-Mar-2026 12:18) Posted:

Iran now chaos likely to spill over to neighbouring countries with those loyal to the ex leader continue to launch more missiles.
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This may be a protracted war. Qatar uae Saudi Bahrain Iraq may be dragged in to join USA. Uk may also join in. The greatest fear is Russia and China joining Iran.

Unlikely a short one. May be in months but really hope not
Oil price open up huge 80 at 8am tmr. Likely breaching 100.
Rex by default saved by this war. Likely hit 0.18 and 0.02 on RH coattail. RH will cross 0.2 first. See if j am right. RH is promotable. Good nav and dividend policy.
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The narrative accurately reports recent U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran, confirmed by multiple sources as " major combat operations" launched on February 28, 2026, targeting sites in Tehran and elsewhere. It correctly highlights market concerns over oil supply disruptions via the Strait of Hormuz, a key chokepoint for 31% of global seaborne crude, contrasting this with Venezuela' s limited heavy crude impact.

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U.S. President Donald Trump announced the strikes via Truth Social, focusing on Iran' s missile sites, navy, and leadership, amid failed nuclear talks. Iranian officials confirmed hits on Tehran ministries, with explosions reported Iran vowed retaliation, including Hormuz restrictions, though full closure remains unconfirmed as of March 1. The Khamenei death claim by Trump and Netanyahu shows conflicting reports&mdash Iran denies it, calling him " commanding the field," while U.S./Israeli sources assert it based on intelligence.

Strait Significance



The description matches facts: Hormuz links key producers like Saudi Arabia (world' s top exporter), Iran, Iraq, and UAE to the Gulf of Oman/Arabian Sea, handling ~20-31% of global seaborne oil (13M+ bpd in 2025). No full closure occurred as of March 1 warnings heightened risks but vessels transited under precautions.


Experts like those at UOB Kay Hian and Natixis predict oil surges of 5-10% (from ~$73/bbl baseline), equity drops of 1-2%, stronger USD/yen/gold, and lower Treasury yields on Monday open. Recent patterns, like June 2025 strikes, saw initial sell-offs recover if Hormuz stays open prolonged conflict risks worse volatility, hitting Asia hardest.

Key Summary



Strikes risk wider war and oil shocks bigger than Venezuela due to Hormuz short campaign may limit damage, but escalation could spike energy costs and trigger risk-off trades globally. Monitor Iran' s response for confirmation on Khamenei and strait status.
 
 
 
 
 
 


trader1970      ( Date: 01-Mar-2026 00:01) Posted:

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?Bigger ramifications than Venezuela?: Markets brace for impact after U.S. strikes Iran
PUBLISHED SAT, FEB 28 20266:08 AM ESTUPDATED AN HOUR AGO
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U.S. launches ?major combat operations? in Iran, raising fears of wider regional conflict and impact on global markets.
Market watchers see oil prices surging as Strait of Hormuz disruption fears mount.
Investors also brace for risk-off trade, dollar and gold gains, equity losses.
A plume of smoke rises following a reported explosion in Tehran on February 28, 2026. Iran said on February 28 it will "respond decisively" after Israel and the United States launched strikes on the country despite talks underway on Tehran's nuclear programme. (Photo by AFP via Getty Images)
A plume of smoke rises following a reported explosion in Tehran on February 28, 2026. (Photo by AFP via Getty Images)
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Market watchers are bracing for turbulence after the U.S. confirmed it has launched ?major combat operations? in Iran, a move investors say could carry far greater market consequences than the recent run of geopolitical flare-ups.

U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. military has begun ?major combat operations? in Iran.


Several ministries in the southern part of the Iranian capital, Tehran, were targeted, Reuters quoted an unidentified Iranian official as saying.

Follow CNBC?s live coverage of the U.S.-Israel strikes in Iran

Markets have been unfazed and accustomed to absorbing recent geopolitical and economic shocks and headlines, including Trump?s announcement of a hike in U.S. tariffs on all imports to 15%, as well as the administration?s capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

?This has definitely bigger ramifications than Venezuela,? said Florian Weidinger, CIO at Santa Lucia Asset Management.

?Venezuela was ... only really relevant for people who care about that particular heavy crude,? Weidinger told CNBC. The country?s heavy, sour crude can be challenging to extract, though it is prized by specific, complex refineries, particularly in the U.S.

?That?s why it?s a bigger risk. You would expect oil to tick up a bit more violently next week as a result of that,? he added.


Oil to shoot up, pivot to safety

Venezuela currently produces an average of 800,000 barrels of crude oil per day, well below its peak of 3.5 million barrels per day, or bpd, in the 1990s.

?Venezuela was a production story. [Iran] is a chokepoint story,? said Kenneth Goh, director of private wealth management at UOB Kay Hian in Singapore.

Located in the gulf between Oman and Iran, the strait is recognized as one of the world?s most important oil choke points. About 13 million barrels per day of crude oil transited the Strait of Hormuz in 2025, accounting for roughly 31% of global seaborne crude flows, according to data from market intelligence firm Kpler.

In June 2025, when Israel struck Iranian nuclear sites, equities sold off sharply at the open, then recovered once it became clear the strait was not disrupted.

?That is the pattern markets will reference on Monday,? Goh said, adding that there could be a flight to safety with a strengthening of the U.S. dollar, Japanese yen, and a rush into gold.

Other market watchers echoed the same. Alicia García-Herrero, chief economist for Asia-Pacific at Natixis, similarly expects a ?rough and risk-off? open on Monday, with global equities potentially down 1% to 2% or more, U.S. Treasury yields falling 5 to 10 basis points, and oil jumping 5% to 10%.

But ?no hero bets,? she said, cautioning that investors should wait for Iran?s response.

Short campaign vs. ?regime change endeavor?

That said, some money managers said that risk-off positioning has been building for weeks, potentially providing some buffer against initial volatility once trading gets underway.

Weidinger noted that some cross-asset moves have already reflected ?a little bit of a crisis environment,? citing firmer oil and stronger demand for Treasurys in recent weeks.

While the markets have anticipated this development, investors are closely monitoring whether the latest move by the U.S. remains a short, concentrated campaign or escalates into a prolonged regional conflict.

Quantum Strategy?s David Roche framed the market impact in terms of duration and whether Iran would attempt to close the Strait of Hormuz. If the conflict is short and contained, he said, the risk-off move and oil spike could be brief.

If it turns into a longer, three-to-five-week ?regime change endeavor,? markets would react ?rather badly? as investors price in a wider conflict and longer oil disruption.

A prolonged retaliation by Iran would also be particularly impactful for Asian markets, given their reliance on stable energy supplies and trade routes, said Global X ETFs? investment strategist Billy Leung, who expects global equities to open lower with heightened volatility, especially in high-beta and cyclical sectors.

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The narrative accurately reflects reports from UKMTO and related agencies on February 27-28, 2026, amid U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran.

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UKMTO confirmed receiving multiple reports from Gulf vessels about VHF radio messages claiming Strait of Hormuz closure, attributed to Iran' s Revolutionary Guards, but stressed these are unverified, not legally binding, and do not restrict navigation in international waters. EU' s Operation Aspides official similarly noted anonymous VHF warnings of " no ship allowed," without Iranian formal confirmation. Traffic continued with caution advisories, though some traders paused shipments and U.S. urged avoidance.

Strait Significance



The description matches facts: Hormuz links key producers like Saudi Arabia (world' s top exporter), Iran, Iraq, and UAE to the Gulf of Oman/Arabian Sea, handling ~20-31% of global seaborne oil (13M+ bpd in 2025). No full closure occurred as of March 1 warnings heightened risks but vessels transited under precautions.
 
 
 
 


s100125      ( Date: 01-Mar-2026 09:10) Posted:



Sea vessels ⁠ operating in the Gulf said they had received messages on the &zwnj closure of the Strait of Hormuz, according to the ⁠ UK ⁠ Maritime Trade Operations agency, cited by news agency Reuters.

The key oil export route connects the biggest Gulf ⁠ oil producers, such as ⁠ Saudi Arabia, Iran, ⁠ Iraq and the United Arab Emirates, with the &zwnj Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea.

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Sea vessels ⁠ operating in the Gulf said they had received messages on the &zwnj closure of the Strait of Hormuz, according to the ⁠ UK ⁠ Maritime Trade Operations agency, cited by news agency Reuters.

The key oil export route connects the biggest Gulf ⁠ oil producers, such as ⁠ Saudi Arabia, Iran, ⁠ Iraq and the United Arab Emirates, with the &zwnj Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea.
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?Bigger ramifications than Venezuela?: Markets brace for impact after U.S. strikes Iran
PUBLISHED SAT, FEB 28 20266:08 AM ESTUPDATED AN HOUR AGO
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Lee Ying Shan
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KEY POINTS
U.S. launches ?major combat operations? in Iran, raising fears of wider regional conflict and impact on global markets.
Market watchers see oil prices surging as Strait of Hormuz disruption fears mount.
Investors also brace for risk-off trade, dollar and gold gains, equity losses.
A plume of smoke rises following a reported explosion in Tehran on February 28, 2026. Iran said on February 28 it will "respond decisively" after Israel and the United States launched strikes on the country despite talks underway on Tehran's nuclear programme. (Photo by AFP via Getty Images)
A plume of smoke rises following a reported explosion in Tehran on February 28, 2026. (Photo by AFP via Getty Images)
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Market watchers are bracing for turbulence after the U.S. confirmed it has launched ?major combat operations? in Iran, a move investors say could carry far greater market consequences than the recent run of geopolitical flare-ups.

U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. military has begun ?major combat operations? in Iran.


Several ministries in the southern part of the Iranian capital, Tehran, were targeted, Reuters quoted an unidentified Iranian official as saying.

Follow CNBC?s live coverage of the U.S.-Israel strikes in Iran

Markets have been unfazed and accustomed to absorbing recent geopolitical and economic shocks and headlines, including Trump?s announcement of a hike in U.S. tariffs on all imports to 15%, as well as the administration?s capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

?This has definitely bigger ramifications than Venezuela,? said Florian Weidinger, CIO at Santa Lucia Asset Management.

?Venezuela was ... only really relevant for people who care about that particular heavy crude,? Weidinger told CNBC. The country?s heavy, sour crude can be challenging to extract, though it is prized by specific, complex refineries, particularly in the U.S.

?That?s why it?s a bigger risk. You would expect oil to tick up a bit more violently next week as a result of that,? he added.


Oil to shoot up, pivot to safety

Venezuela currently produces an average of 800,000 barrels of crude oil per day, well below its peak of 3.5 million barrels per day, or bpd, in the 1990s.

?Venezuela was a production story. [Iran] is a chokepoint story,? said Kenneth Goh, director of private wealth management at UOB Kay Hian in Singapore.

Located in the gulf between Oman and Iran, the strait is recognized as one of the world?s most important oil choke points. About 13 million barrels per day of crude oil transited the Strait of Hormuz in 2025, accounting for roughly 31% of global seaborne crude flows, according to data from market intelligence firm Kpler.

In June 2025, when Israel struck Iranian nuclear sites, equities sold off sharply at the open, then recovered once it became clear the strait was not disrupted.

?That is the pattern markets will reference on Monday,? Goh said, adding that there could be a flight to safety with a strengthening of the U.S. dollar, Japanese yen, and a rush into gold.

Other market watchers echoed the same. Alicia García-Herrero, chief economist for Asia-Pacific at Natixis, similarly expects a ?rough and risk-off? open on Monday, with global equities potentially down 1% to 2% or more, U.S. Treasury yields falling 5 to 10 basis points, and oil jumping 5% to 10%.

But ?no hero bets,? she said, cautioning that investors should wait for Iran?s response.

Short campaign vs. ?regime change endeavor?

That said, some money managers said that risk-off positioning has been building for weeks, potentially providing some buffer against initial volatility once trading gets underway.

Weidinger noted that some cross-asset moves have already reflected ?a little bit of a crisis environment,? citing firmer oil and stronger demand for Treasurys in recent weeks.

While the markets have anticipated this development, investors are closely monitoring whether the latest move by the U.S. remains a short, concentrated campaign or escalates into a prolonged regional conflict.

Quantum Strategy?s David Roche framed the market impact in terms of duration and whether Iran would attempt to close the Strait of Hormuz. If the conflict is short and contained, he said, the risk-off move and oil spike could be brief.

If it turns into a longer, three-to-five-week ?regime change endeavor,? markets would react ?rather badly? as investors price in a wider conflict and longer oil disruption.

A prolonged retaliation by Iran would also be particularly impactful for Asian markets, given their reliance on stable energy supplies and trade routes, said Global X ETFs? investment strategist Billy Leung, who expects global equities to open lower with heightened volatility, especially in high-beta and cyclical sectors.
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piscesmonkey      ( Date: 28-Feb-2026 21:24) Posted:

Yes correct. Better go sign up 😆

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