🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
🇺🇸🇨🇺 Donald Trump says “Cuba is going to fall pretty soon.”
Free Cuba is also an economic event. Tourism, trade, investment — 90 miles from Florida, untouched for 60 years.
The hemisphere reset isn't just geopolitical. There's serious capital waiting for that island to open.
Book the flight!
The hemisphere reset isn't just geopolitical. There's serious capital waiting for that island to open.
Book the flight!
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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. just activated a weapons system that existed only in Pentagon PowerPoints until now: the “sensor-shooter” network.
Satellites spot a missile launcher and instantly beam coordinates to the nearest F-35 which fires without ever seeing the target.
It’s basically Call of Duty killstreaks but real, global, and unstoppable.
As Iran tries to move a launcher, U.S. satellites see it glowing like a matchstick from space, then boom...gone.
A entire pillar of Iran’s military power is evaporating in real time.
Source: Cappy Army
Satellites spot a missile launcher and instantly beam coordinates to the nearest F-35 which fires without ever seeing the target.
It’s basically Call of Duty killstreaks but real, global, and unstoppable.
As Iran tries to move a launcher, U.S. satellites see it glowing like a matchstick from space, then boom...gone.
A entire pillar of Iran’s military power is evaporating in real time.
Source: Cappy Army
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🚨🇮🇷 Iran’s missile arsenal is getting wiped out; they opened with about 350 ballistic missiles on Day 1, but by Day 5, they were down to roughly 40.
Drone launches were the same story: nearly 300 the first day, over 500 the second, then collapsing to around 45 by Day 5.
Cruise missiles barely appeared at all, roughly 25 total across the week before the graph flatlined.
With U.S. and Israeli strikes smashing launchers, drone hubs, and underground storage, Iran is running out of toys while the shelves are being blown up behind them.
Drone launches were the same story: nearly 300 the first day, over 500 the second, then collapsing to around 45 by Day 5.
Cruise missiles barely appeared at all, roughly 25 total across the week before the graph flatlined.
With U.S. and Israeli strikes smashing launchers, drone hubs, and underground storage, Iran is running out of toys while the shelves are being blown up behind them.
Saturday, Mar 7 2026, 12:00 UTC time
🔔 📋 Latest Important Headlines
🟢 ✅ Fed policy & US jobs — Fed officials still resist near‑term rate cuts as officials emphasize fighting inflation despite rising job losses; markets price a slower easing cycle for the Fed, keeping USD support and weighing on rate‑sensitive assets.
🟡 🔖 Global bonds & inflation fears — Global bond yields jumped on renewed inflation concerns, prompting a selloff in sovereign debt and lifting borrowing costs across the US and Europe; safe‑haven flows are volatile amid growth/inflation trade‑offs.
🔴 📌 US equities & oil shock — Wall Street slid into the week’s close after a spike in oil pushed energy costs higher and hit risk appetite; stocks suffered their worst week since April as oil supply risks from Middle East tensions amplified market uncertainty.
🔵 📋 Middle East tensions — Developments in the Middle East (spillover risks) are set to sway US and global markets via energy channels; higher geopolitical risk premiums fueling oil volatility and inflation worries in Europe and Asia.
🟣 ✅ Labor market & growth signals — Shrinking labor force and rising unemployment flagged by reports, complicating the Fed’s roadmap: weaker jobs suggest slower growth, yet persistent inflation keeps policy tighter for longer.
🟠 🔖 Tech & AI valuations — Nvidia, Meta, Tesla driving AI-related market concentration — mega‑cap valuations soar into trillions; debate centers on who will finance the AI investment cycle and whether concentration poses systemic equity risk.
🔔 📋 Latest Important Headlines
🟢 ✅ Fed policy & US jobs — Fed officials still resist near‑term rate cuts as officials emphasize fighting inflation despite rising job losses; markets price a slower easing cycle for the Fed, keeping USD support and weighing on rate‑sensitive assets.
🟡 🔖 Global bonds & inflation fears — Global bond yields jumped on renewed inflation concerns, prompting a selloff in sovereign debt and lifting borrowing costs across the US and Europe; safe‑haven flows are volatile amid growth/inflation trade‑offs.
🔴 📌 US equities & oil shock — Wall Street slid into the week’s close after a spike in oil pushed energy costs higher and hit risk appetite; stocks suffered their worst week since April as oil supply risks from Middle East tensions amplified market uncertainty.
🔵 📋 Middle East tensions — Developments in the Middle East (spillover risks) are set to sway US and global markets via energy channels; higher geopolitical risk premiums fueling oil volatility and inflation worries in Europe and Asia.
🟣 ✅ Labor market & growth signals — Shrinking labor force and rising unemployment flagged by reports, complicating the Fed’s roadmap: weaker jobs suggest slower growth, yet persistent inflation keeps policy tighter for longer.
🟠 🔖 Tech & AI valuations — Nvidia, Meta, Tesla driving AI-related market concentration — mega‑cap valuations soar into trillions; debate centers on who will finance the AI investment cycle and whether concentration poses systemic equity risk.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
The Bomber combo which USAF is using to bomb Iran. >B-2 >B-52 >B-1
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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 For the first time ever, all three of America’s long-range bombers, the B-2 Spirit, B-1 Lancer, and the B-52 Stratofortress, are in combat at the same time.
When the U.S. rolls out its entire bomber family tree, you know things are about to get biblical.
U.S. bombers have already hit over 200 targets deep inside Iran, including around Tehran. The B-2s are dropping 2,000-lb penetrators on underground missile bunkers, and they still have the 30,000-lb GBU-57 bunker busters on deck, the same ones they used during Operation Midnight Hammer when they punched holes through Iranian nuclear sites.
The B-1s don’t bother with stealth. They just show up fast and angry, carrying 75,000 lbs of ordnance or 24 cruise missiles at a time. They were the same platforms used to flatten Venezuelan air defenses before the U.S. grabbed Maduro.
And then there’s the B-52, still blowing things up like it’s 1968. They can drop bombs, spot ships, and loiter forever.
Now put these three together and you get an almost nonstop hammering of missile depots, launchers, silos, anything Iran needs to keep launching attacks.
Source: WSJ
When the U.S. rolls out its entire bomber family tree, you know things are about to get biblical.
U.S. bombers have already hit over 200 targets deep inside Iran, including around Tehran. The B-2s are dropping 2,000-lb penetrators on underground missile bunkers, and they still have the 30,000-lb GBU-57 bunker busters on deck, the same ones they used during Operation Midnight Hammer when they punched holes through Iranian nuclear sites.
The B-1s don’t bother with stealth. They just show up fast and angry, carrying 75,000 lbs of ordnance or 24 cruise missiles at a time. They were the same platforms used to flatten Venezuelan air defenses before the U.S. grabbed Maduro.
And then there’s the B-52, still blowing things up like it’s 1968. They can drop bombs, spot ships, and loiter forever.
Now put these three together and you get an almost nonstop hammering of missile depots, launchers, silos, anything Iran needs to keep launching attacks.
Source: WSJ
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Iran is removing 4 zeros from its currency. March 21. Fourteen days. Iraq is running the same playbook. Cuba's regime has weeks. Ecuador just expelled an entire embassy — officials burning documents on the roof. Currency reform. Regime pressure. Hemisphere…
The surrender statement is the starting gun, not the finish line.
Iran just removed its proxies' political cover across the entire region.
Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen — every militia that operated under the Iranian umbrella just lost its sponsor.
What happens to the financial corridors that ran through Baghdad next is the part nobody's talking about yet.
Full architecture ☝️
Iran just removed its proxies' political cover across the entire region.
Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen — every militia that operated under the Iranian umbrella just lost its sponsor.
What happens to the financial corridors that ran through Baghdad next is the part nobody's talking about yet.
Full architecture ☝️
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Hypersonic Weapons: The New Global Strategic Balance
🇺🇸 USA — HTV-2 (21,000 km/h)
🇺🇸 USA — X-37B (28,044 km/h)
🇷🇺 Russia — Yu-71 (11,200 km/h)
🇷🇺 Russia — Zircon 3M22 (6,500 km/h)
🇫🇷 France — ASN4G (8,496 km/h)
🇮🇳 India — BrahMos-2 (7,434 km/h)
🇮🇳 India — Shaurya (7,434 km/h)
🇨🇳 China — DF-ZF (12,359 km/h)
Hypersonic speed (Mach 5+) leaves traditional missile defense systems with zero reaction time
🇺🇸 USA — HTV-2 (21,000 km/h)
🇺🇸 USA — X-37B (28,044 km/h)
🇷🇺 Russia — Yu-71 (11,200 km/h)
🇷🇺 Russia — Zircon 3M22 (6,500 km/h)
🇫🇷 France — ASN4G (8,496 km/h)
🇮🇳 India — BrahMos-2 (7,434 km/h)
🇮🇳 India — Shaurya (7,434 km/h)
🇨🇳 China — DF-ZF (12,359 km/h)
Hypersonic speed (Mach 5+) leaves traditional missile defense systems with zero reaction time
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A summary of missile and drone strikes attributed to Iran by nation (estimates):
🇦🇪 UAE: 863 - The most heavily targeted Gulf state, with repeated Iranian drone and missile waves aimed at areas hosting major U.S. bases.
🇰🇼 Kuwait: 562 - Large barrages targeting U.S. facilities and airbases, with most intercepted but some casualties and temporary disruptions near Kuwait International Airport.
🇶🇦 Qatar: 162 - Strikes largely aimed at Al Udeid Air Base, the region’s largest U.S. base, with high interception rates but some injuries and risks to energy and logistics hubs.
🇧🇭 Bahrain: 129 - Attacks focused on the U.S. Navy’s 5th Fleet headquarters and nearby areas in Manama, including drone strikes causing limited casualties and damage.
🇮🇱 Israel: 113 - Tel Aviv and surrounding central districts targeted, with most intercepted but some impacts causing civilian casualties and infrastructure damage.
🇯🇴 Jordan: 49 - Mostly intercepted strikes over U.S.-linked sites and bases, with minimal reported damage.
🇨🇾 Cyprus: 5 - Limited strikes targeting British military bases, with no major reported damage.
🇴🇲 Oman: 2 - Rare drone incidents near ports or tankers despite Oman’s mediation role, with minimal impact.
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: 2 - Very limited attempts intercepted near key sites such as the Ras Tanura oil facility.
Source: Reuters
🇦🇪 UAE: 863 - The most heavily targeted Gulf state, with repeated Iranian drone and missile waves aimed at areas hosting major U.S. bases.
🇰🇼 Kuwait: 562 - Large barrages targeting U.S. facilities and airbases, with most intercepted but some casualties and temporary disruptions near Kuwait International Airport.
🇶🇦 Qatar: 162 - Strikes largely aimed at Al Udeid Air Base, the region’s largest U.S. base, with high interception rates but some injuries and risks to energy and logistics hubs.
🇧🇭 Bahrain: 129 - Attacks focused on the U.S. Navy’s 5th Fleet headquarters and nearby areas in Manama, including drone strikes causing limited casualties and damage.
🇮🇱 Israel: 113 - Tel Aviv and surrounding central districts targeted, with most intercepted but some impacts causing civilian casualties and infrastructure damage.
🇯🇴 Jordan: 49 - Mostly intercepted strikes over U.S.-linked sites and bases, with minimal reported damage.
🇨🇾 Cyprus: 5 - Limited strikes targeting British military bases, with no major reported damage.
🇴🇲 Oman: 2 - Rare drone incidents near ports or tankers despite Oman’s mediation role, with minimal impact.
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: 2 - Very limited attempts intercepted near key sites such as the Ras Tanura oil facility.
Source: Reuters
Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
THE EUROPEAN ECONOMY IS WALKING INTO A TRAP IT BUILT FOR ITSELF.
Before the war in Ukraine, Europe relied on 15 billion cubic feet per day of cheap Russian gas to power its manufacturing.
By 2025, they replaced that volume with expensive LNG from the U.S., Qatar, and Russia.
Data shows the EU still imported 2 billion cubic feet per day of Russian LNG last year, which is about half of Russia’s total LNG exports.
The timing is now becoming a disaster. Just today, Russia announced it will redirect part of its LNG exports away from Europe to friendly countries like China and India immediately.
This decision comes before the EU’s planned 2027 legal ban on Russian gas even takes effect.
This redirection is hitting exactly as the war against Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off a massive portion of the world's energy and fertilizer supply.
Qatar has now declared force majeure on its gas exports after shutting down the Ras Laffan facility. Qatar supplies 20% of all global LNG, and reports say it will take at least a month to return to normal production.
Europe’s lack of true diversification is now a critical failure.
Unlike China or India, which have maintained diverse supply lines, the EU has very few substitutes and is already facing a repeat of the 2022 energy crisis.
Gas prices have already spiked over 50% following the Qatar shutdown news.
The U.S. now provides over 50% of Europe’s LNG, giving Washington total leverage over European industrial pricing and policy. This effectively allows the U.S. to weaponize energy costs, forcing European factories to either pay a massive premium or relocate their operations to North America to survive.
If the Hormuz blockade lasts for weeks, European manufacturing faces a second wave of permanent factory closures and deindustrialization.
Russia still earns billions from the EU, but the looming ban means they have every incentive to weaponize remaining flows before the deadline.
Brussels is now squeezed between a hard bargaining Trump administration and a supply shock that cannot be fixed with diplomacy.
This is no longer just a price spike; it is a structural threat that will likely kill the European Union’s status as a global industrial power.
Before the war in Ukraine, Europe relied on 15 billion cubic feet per day of cheap Russian gas to power its manufacturing.
By 2025, they replaced that volume with expensive LNG from the U.S., Qatar, and Russia.
Data shows the EU still imported 2 billion cubic feet per day of Russian LNG last year, which is about half of Russia’s total LNG exports.
The timing is now becoming a disaster. Just today, Russia announced it will redirect part of its LNG exports away from Europe to friendly countries like China and India immediately.
This decision comes before the EU’s planned 2027 legal ban on Russian gas even takes effect.
This redirection is hitting exactly as the war against Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off a massive portion of the world's energy and fertilizer supply.
Qatar has now declared force majeure on its gas exports after shutting down the Ras Laffan facility. Qatar supplies 20% of all global LNG, and reports say it will take at least a month to return to normal production.
Europe’s lack of true diversification is now a critical failure.
Unlike China or India, which have maintained diverse supply lines, the EU has very few substitutes and is already facing a repeat of the 2022 energy crisis.
Gas prices have already spiked over 50% following the Qatar shutdown news.
The U.S. now provides over 50% of Europe’s LNG, giving Washington total leverage over European industrial pricing and policy. This effectively allows the U.S. to weaponize energy costs, forcing European factories to either pay a massive premium or relocate their operations to North America to survive.
If the Hormuz blockade lasts for weeks, European manufacturing faces a second wave of permanent factory closures and deindustrialization.
Russia still earns billions from the EU, but the looming ban means they have every incentive to weaponize remaining flows before the deadline.
Brussels is now squeezed between a hard bargaining Trump administration and a supply shock that cannot be fixed with diplomacy.
This is no longer just a price spike; it is a structural threat that will likely kill the European Union’s status as a global industrial power.
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Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
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🇺🇸 US White House official says a US-Iran war is a long-term game.
“What we want to do is get such massive oil reserves in Iran out of the hands of terrorists.”
First Venezuela, now Iran. it’s all about oil.
“What we want to do is get such massive oil reserves in Iran out of the hands of terrorists.”
First Venezuela, now Iran. it’s all about oil.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 For the first time ever, all three of America’s long-range bombers, the B-2 Spirit, B-1 Lancer, and the B-52 Stratofortress, are in combat at the same time. When the U.S. rolls out its entire bomber family tree, you know things are about to get biblical.…
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🇺🇸🇬🇧 U.S B-1 bombers just touched down in the UK after PM Starmer greenlit Trump to launch strikes on Iran from British bases.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Trump post about Iran
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump: Iran is 'THE LOSER OF THE MIDDLE EAST'
"They were looking to take over and rule the Middle East. It is the first time that Iran has ever lost, in thousands of years, to surrounding Middle Eastern Countries."
"They were looking to take over and rule the Middle East. It is the first time that Iran has ever lost, in thousands of years, to surrounding Middle Eastern Countries."
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Video
The U.S. has begun deploying paratroopers and army to the Middle East.
The deployment will take 3 weeks, with initial airdrop around 100,000 troops into the heart of Iran.
The deployment will take 3 weeks, with initial airdrop around 100,000 troops into the heart of Iran.
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🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
Here's the long-term price chart of WTI Crude Oil. Notice how there was an oil spike in 2019 during the REPO bank crisis right before they locked us down.
🚨 A whale has opened a $2,800,000 Oil short position.
If Oil pumps to $120/barrel, he will get wiped out.
If Oil pumps to $120/barrel, he will get wiped out.
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