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5/5 Here's what the market is missing. Equities are pricing in a peace deal. Oil is pricing in reality. → Hormuz still not fully operational → Active US-Iran naval confrontation → No Iran deal timeline - "don't rush me" → WTI $3 from $100 - a psychologically critical level If

4/5 Meanwhile, the Strait of Hormuz standoff is escalating - not de-escalating. Trump ordered the US Navy to "shoot and kill" small Iranian boats deploying mines in the strait. US minesweepers are actively clearing the waterway. US special forces boarded a stateless tanker in the

3/5 The ceasefire is holding, but barely. Trump extended the Israel-Lebanon truce by three weeks. On Iran, when asked how long he'd wait for a peace deal, his answer was blunt: "Don't rush me." No timeline. No urgency. And Hormuz is still not fully open. The geopolitical risk

2/5 WTI is just $3 away from $100 - up 23% since last Friday. As if that wasn't enough, a bullish cross is brewing on the MACD with RSI back above 50. Brent is already at $106, surging alongside its US counterpart. While equities grab the headlines, crude is staging one of its pic.x.com/rZqrZ1EDwE

Stock markets are celebrating, risk appetite has skyrocketed, and with it oil prices. WTI is quietly approaching $100, and no one seems to be paying attention. A thread. pic.x.com/k0eU5V4LN6

4/4 A number to put it in perspective. Infineon is the world’s #1 automotive semiconductor supplier, holding the top position for the sixth consecutive year. It also leads automotive microcontrollers with a 36% market share - chips that enable real-time control across electric

3/4 What triggered the move specifically? Three catalysts in 48 hours. Texas Instruments - a US chip giant with nearly identical end-markets, posted a rock-solid quarter. When TI sees demand recovery, Infineon is likely to see the same customers spending more.

Infineon Technologies: Wild Ride 5 consecutive green weekly candles. +45% in a month. Today alone +6%. What’s going on? 🧵 pic.x.com/pKIgim2TKO

2/4 What does Infineon actually do? The Munich-based semiconductor manufacturer specializes in power semiconductors - components that regulate voltage, switching, and current flow across industrial, automotive, and computing applications. Unlike logic chips (NVIDIA, Intel),

4/5 Iran's position is clear. FM spokesperson Baghaei: Washington violated the agreement from day one. Tehran can't forget the US attacks during the previous diplomatic talks. "Iran will continue defending its national interests." The ceasefire clock expires on April 22. No new

5/5 And Lebanon adds fuel to the fire. Despite the ceasefire, the IDF continues demolishing homes and buildings in southern Lebanon - using civilian contractors, some paid per building destroyed. Up to 20 excavators are operating in a single village at a time. Iran sees it as a

3/5 Not so fast. 🛢️ Brent: $86 → $96 (+11%) 🛢️ WTI: $79 → $86 (+11%) Why? Because Iran is closing Hormuz again. Tehran says the US violated the ceasefire agreement - breaches of trust that left Iran no choice but to shut the strait back down. Iran's FM: No second round o pic.x.com/zO3fE2FWRyy

2/5 Last Friday was a historic day for markets. Donald Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz "completely open" for all commercial vessels - in line with the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire. $SPX surged to a new ATH at ~7,185, adding $7.3 trillion since the March lows. The fastest pic.x.com/HDyq64Ee2o