First of all, the market will absolutely not buy it.
The recent rise in international crude oil prices is based on pessimistic market sentiment regarding the future.
Those capitalists who voted with their feet believe that the international supply and demand for crude oil will undergo fundamental changes over a long period of time.
In layman's terms, it's a supply-demand imbalance.
With less land supply and the same demand, prices will naturally be higher.
If Saad really does this, and the Kingdom of Kot unilaterally increases its crude oil production, that would be disastrous.
Sam is now in a difficult situation.
If it weren't for the previous $1 billion investment in the international crude oil futures market, there might still be room for maneuver.
Now? Absolutely not!
This $1 billion alone, when leveraged, becomes $10 billion.
With so much capital at stake, evacuation is a major challenge.
The futures market is essentially a zero-sum game.
Where there are bullish views, there are also bearish views.
A transaction only occurs when buyers and sellers collide.
In other words, once Sam's long contracts are closed out, a sufficient number of long positions need to be found to take over.
By then, not only will there be no unrealized profits on paper, but it is also very likely that crude oil prices will plummet under the pressure of short sellers.
In a short period of time, the price of international crude oil will be driven down to below $10.
This is not impossible.
After all, with such a large position, the systemic risk caused by liquidation is still quite significant.
"Guards! Guards!"
"Father of the Nation!"
A guard came running up quickly, his face full of respect.
Sam said with a stern face.
"Immediately notify Azawi to come see me."
"yes!"
Sam felt somewhat relieved as he watched the guards walk away.
Fortunately, I didn't act impulsively and kill Azawi.
If that's the case, he doesn't even have a strategist to give him advice anymore.
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