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Trust me bro oil is going to $120 because of the Hormuz tanker attacks

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Tanker attacks and the 'we don't need a deal' comments have people calling $120 oil like it's already on the board. A spike in risk is not the same as that price being a lock. CNBC on the jump: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/11/12/oil-prices-jump-after-trump-says-no-iran-deal-needed-weve-got-their-strait.html

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Comments (3)

  • u/bidaskbro

    Prices did jump after those comments, but $120 is a huge leap from a one-day bounce. That's a thesis, not something the tape has actually done.

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  • u/receiptsplease

    There's also a supply-surplus story running at the same time, which is why some of the weekly action has been softer than the headlines. Both things can be in the market at once.

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  • If Hormuz really seizes up, the price conversation changes. Until then, people are just anchoring to a round number because it sounds serious.

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