No. China was the one that essentially brokered peace. They come out looking like the legit power.
The U.S. used to be the one that ended conflicts b/w countries for the good of global trade
Not only that the capacity for #3 is only around 15 ships a day out. That's the limitation through the Qeshm and Larak islands as Iran 'inspects' each vessel and charges its toll. Hence why oil isnt down all the way only down to around $95/b because they know now at least it isnt blowing up refineries and oilfields for 2 weeks but effectively no ships still. That's just the way out .. no one is sending ships in till the full peace deal and observation for a period of time.
Stocks will rally bigly then CPI comes out and 2 weeks go by with no change in actual shipping and reality sets in.
Option A: Switch your 10 percent into calls… it will take 800 percent return to get you feeling somewhat okay.
Option B; do nothing, could spike hard if things fall apart or take zero.
If you don’t care for the small amount left, leave the puts on.
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