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🛢️【Oil prices have peaked? When the market is most panic-stricken, it’s often the turning point】🛢️
Research Director at Pictet
👉 Norbert Rucker
Latest assessment👇
👉 Oil prices may have already peaked
📊 The logic behind it is actually very simple:
Although the situation in the Middle East is tense,
crude oil supply and demand are still within a balanced range,
the Strait of Hormuz will eventually return to normal.
Refer to history👇
👉 Similar to the Gulf War in 1990
👉 Oil prices also jumped high in the short term before falling back
🎯 Core conclusion:
👉 Panic drives prices up, while rationality determines the trend.
When the market is at its most strained,
it is often already close to the phase high point.
🧠 One-sentence summary:
Sentiment can raise prices, but it cannot support value in the long run.
Remember:
When the market is most frightening,
it is often not when the risk is greatest,
but when an opportunity is starting to brew.