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The Oil Math Nobody Wants to Do
by Blake Young
Gas prices are up 40%.
The average American now pays roughly a dollar more per gallon than they did months ago.
But the opportunity is not in hoping for cheaper oil…
…it's in trading the sectors that get crushed when energy costs stay elevated.
You see, the gas price increase hits every household budget in the country. It is not going away soon.
The popular assumption is that releasing strategic reserves or restoring production through geopolitical agreements will bring prices back down quickly.
The math tells a different story.
Historical data going back to the 1970s shows that crude oil has never sustained a reversal below $100 per barrel in less than five months after breaking above it.
The current supply deficit makes that timeline even harder to compress.
So, here's how I like to trade this.
Oil above $100, consumer stocks breaking down, and a supply deficit that won't fix itself for months.
That's not chaos. That's a setup. My Dark Wires strategy maps the key levels across these markets before the session opens
I'm positioned while everyone else is still reading headlines.
Just the other day, I grabbed over $600 in just a few hours yesterday.
👉Click here to see exactly how I turn macro pressure into precise, executable trades.
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