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TRUMP ANNOUNCES IRAN PEACE!! HORMUZ TO OPEN!

0h 31m video Published May 23, 2026 Transcribed Jul 1, 2026 M Meet Kevin
Intermediate 8 min read For: Investors and traders interested in geopolitical impacts on oil, inflation, and stock market sectors.
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The video discusses a breaking news announcement by Donald Trump regarding a peace agreement with Iran that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The speaker connects this to a previous JP Morgan analysis and a massive options bet predicting a drop in oil prices. The analysis focuses on the potential market impacts, including lower oil prices, reduced inflation expectations, and a boost to interest rate-sensitive stocks.

[0:02]
JP Morgan's Prediction and Options Bet

JP Morgan published a piece arguing for an imminent deal, advising to sell oil and buy airports. A massive $129 million options bet was placed on Tuesday, predicting Brent crude would fall to $90 per barrel by the following Tuesday.

[1:25]
Trump's Announcement of Iran Deal

Donald Trump announced via Truth Social that an agreement with Iran has been largely negotiated and the Strait of Hormuz is expected to reopen. The deal is subject to finalization.

[3:56]
Expected Impact on Oil and Bonds

The speaker expects oil to fall sharply, potentially to $80-85, which would cause bond yields to drop. Bond yields have been in a 'danger zone,' and this deal could alleviate that pressure.

[9:27]
Bullish Catalysts: Inflation and Rate Hikes

The deal is expected to reduce inflation expectations and diminish fears of a rate hike, which would be bullish for stocks. Interest rate-sensitive stocks like housing and autos could benefit.

[10:05]
Market Breadth and Labor Market

The deal could broaden the stock market's breadth, which has been narrow and focused on hardware stocks. The speaker also notes a strong labor market as a bullish signal.

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Geopolitical Nuances and Cuba

The speaker discusses the geopolitical implications, noting that Iran may retain management of the Strait of Hormuz and that the deal does not prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. The situation in Cuba is also evolving.

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What was the massive options bet mentioned in the transcript?

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A one-week call option bet that would pay $129 million if Brent crude fell to $90 per barrel by Tuesday after Memorial Day.

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What did Donald Trump announce regarding Iran and the Strait of Hormuz?

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Donald Trump announced that an agreement with Iran has been largely negotiated and the Strait of Hormuz is expected to reopen.

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What was JP Morgan's investment advice ahead of the deal?

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JP Morgan advised to sell oil and buy airports.

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What is the expected price range for Brent crude after the deal?

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The speaker expects oil to fall to the $80-85 range.

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What level does the speaker identify as the peak for bond yields?

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The speaker believes 4.57% is the peak for bond yields.

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Which sectors are expected to benefit from the deal according to the speaker?

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The speaker expects interest rate-sensitive stocks like housing, autos, and consumer durables to do well.

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What is the speaker's price target for the NASDAQ 100?

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The speaker expects the NASDAQ 100 to reach 725-733 by the end of May.

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How does the speaker think the deal will affect inflation expectations and rate hike fears?

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The speaker believes the deal will reduce inflation expectations and diminish fears of a rate hike.

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What is the unemployment rate for the 35-44 age group compared to the official rate?

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The speaker notes that the 35-44 age group unemployment rate is 3.1%, lower than the official 4.3%.

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How would the deal affect the stock market's breadth according to the speaker?

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The speaker says the deal would broaden the stock market's breadth, which has been narrow and focused on hardware stocks.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Massive Options Bet on Oil Drop

A $129 million options bet was placed predicting oil would fall to $90, which aligns with the subsequent announcement.

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Trump's Announcement of Iran Deal

The announcement of a largely negotiated peace deal with Iran and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is a major geopolitical development.

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Bond Yield Peak Identification

The speaker identifies 4.57% as a key resistance level for bond yields, which is a critical technical insight for traders.

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Impact on Inflation and Rate Hike Fears

The deal is expected to lower inflation expectations and reduce the fear of rate hikes, which is a significant shift in market sentiment.

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Broadening Market Breadth

The deal could broaden the stock market rally beyond hardware stocks, addressing a key concern about narrow market leadership.

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Massive $129M Oil Bet Pays Off!

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Reveals potential insider trading ahead of Trump's Iran deal announcement.

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Trump Announces Iran Peace Deal!

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Breaking news that could reshape global oil markets and geopolitics.

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Insider Trader Cashes $100M+?

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Questions arise about who profited from a one-week call option on oil.

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US Humbled? Iran Wins Big?

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Controversial take that Iran emerges stronger, challenging US narrative.

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Is Cuba Next? CIA Visits!

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Speculation of US-Cuba negotiations after Iran deal, hinting at broader strategy.

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[00:02] Well, well, well, well, well, well. Holy

[00:07] smokes. It looks like that JP Morgan

[00:11] deal or announcement was on to

[00:13] something. This is really weird. And I

[00:15] think this is why you want to be

[00:17] subscribed to the channel. But

[00:18] yesterday, we literally talked about how

[00:21] JP Morgan had a piece that literally

[00:24] argued position for an imminent deal.

[00:28] Now, I presumed that was probably

[00:30] because the Pakistani delegation had

[00:32] just landed in Thrron. Uh, and they

[00:36] essentially argued by they said buy

[00:38] airports, which I I was wondering if

[00:40] they meant like the airlines and sell

[00:41] oil, but they actually even looked at

[00:44] insider trading bets or maybe not

[00:45] necessarily insider trading bets, but

[00:47] somebody making some big money bets,

[00:48] right? Uh, and they're like, "This is

[00:50] quite interesting. a massive options bet

[00:53] on Tuesday that would see a $129 million

[00:58] payout if Brent fell to $90 per barrel

[01:02] by Tuesday

[01:05] was placed. So, literally somebody on

[01:07] Tuesday placed a oneweek call option bet

[01:11] and they would stand to profit $129

[01:14] million if oil fell to $90 per barrel by

[01:18] Tuesday, the day after um Memorial Day.

[01:22] Well, here we are today. Donald Trump

[01:25] has just announced that an agreement

[01:27] with Iran has quote largely been

[01:30] negotiated and the straight of Hormuz is

[01:32] expected to reopen. Now, we'll believe

[01:37] it when we see it, but we have been

[01:39] seeing JP Morgan has also been arguing

[01:42] it that the blockade in Hormuz has not

[01:46] been fully enforced.

[01:48] See, there are signs that something is

[01:50] happening. The US Hormuz blockade is

[01:54] clearly not being enforced. And we just

[01:57] got a truth social post from Donald

[01:59] Trump. I'm in the Oval Office at the

[02:01] White House where we just had a very

[02:03] good call uh with the president of uh

[02:06] Saudi Arabia, the UAE. Uh you've got a

[02:10] bunch of other folks from Qatar in here.

[02:12] I mean, boy, he went through and listed

[02:14] from Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain, and

[02:19] uh well, I mean, dele negotiators uh

[02:22] from Iran all related to a memorandum of

[02:26] understanding regarding peace. an

[02:29] agreement has largely been negotiated

[02:31] subject to finalization which in

[02:33] fairness like every deal that Donald

[02:35] Trump does is like a concept of a plan

[02:39] and then it's sort of like it still has

[02:40] to be finalized by Congress or their

[02:42] leaders or this that or whatever right

[02:44] so like the market trades off the

[02:47] concept of the plan

[02:49] uh but anyway an agreement has largely

[02:51] been negotiated subject to finalization

[02:53] between the United States of America and

[02:55] Iran as well as various other countries

[02:57] as listed

[02:59] Separately, I had a call with BB of

[03:01] Israel which like likewise went very

[03:04] well. Final aspects and details of the

[03:06] deal are currently being discussed and

[03:08] will be announced shortly. In addition

[03:11] to many other elements of the agreement,

[03:13] the straight of Hormuz will be opened.

[03:16] Thank you for your attention to this

[03:18] matter. This is actually huge because it

[03:21] it means what we heard yesterday and

[03:24] again this is why you want to be

[03:25] subscribed to the channel. Yesterday we

[03:27] pointed out that JP Morgan had this

[03:29] piece arguing, hey, prepare for an

[03:32] imminent deal. Sell oil, buy airports.

[03:36] Again, I was a little confused by that

[03:37] whole, you know, by airports part, but

[03:39] whatever. The point is, they were right.

[03:42] Uh, and so what we have here is uh

[03:45] apparently uh this uh you know, catalyst

[03:48] that could actually potentially push uh

[03:52] a lot of our stock market to even

[03:54] greater all-time highs. Now, what I

[03:56] think we want to pay attention to this

[03:58] week is, first of all, obviously, we

[04:00] expect oil to come down sharply. And as

[04:03] oil comes down sharply, we're going to

[04:05] expect to see bonds, bond yields come

[04:08] down sharply. That's really, really

[04:10] important. In fact, I was just reading,

[04:12] where did I put it? I was just reading

[04:14] Oh. Oh, I threw it away. Uh, of course,

[04:16] I threw it away. I was literally just

[04:18] reading Barren and uh they've had a

[04:21] whole section in Barons about how bond

[04:23] yields are moving into the danger zone.

[04:26] Uh and I'm like ah well we're a deal

[04:28] away from bond yields collapsing. They

[04:31] talked about Nvidia needing a new big

[04:34] plan. They got to stop focusing on just

[04:36] the hyperscalers even though they keep

[04:38] getting more and more of their business

[04:39] from hyperscalers which is pretty

[04:41] remarkable. I think it's like 70. No,

[04:43] I'm sorry. 55% of their revenue is

[04:45] coming from um from the hyperscalers,

[04:48] right? And then Jensen's trying to like

[04:50] get everybody focused on um uh you know,

[04:52] oh well, smaller companies, Neoclouds,

[04:54] they're important, too. Not as Yeah,

[04:57] bond yields are heading towards the

[04:59] danger zone. See, I knew it was in here.

[05:01] So, like you literally have a lot of

[05:04] doom and gloom about how high bond

[05:07] yields have been going. And the big

[05:10] thing that we want to watch for now is

[05:12] bond yields escaping the danger zone.

[05:16] Now we could literally do the absolute

[05:18] opposite. See, if we get oil that

[05:21] actually crashes, which it probably

[05:23] will. It'll probably I don't think it'll

[05:24] go all the way down to like 60 even with

[05:26] the straightfor because it's still going

[05:28] to take some time to repair some of that

[05:29] damage and refill stock piles. Stock

[05:31] piles are like mega mega low right now.

[05:34] But I think we'll probably, you know,

[05:35] that whoever placed that call option

[05:37] that's going to be getting $123 million

[05:40] of profit because they happen to make a

[05:43] bet in a oneweek call option that's

[05:45] going to profit them over $100 million

[05:47] that, you know, a deal would be signed

[05:49] this weekend. Crazy. Um, certainly not

[05:52] insider information. I actually think

[05:54] they're right on their target that oil

[05:55] is likely to fall just below 90. I

[05:57] wouldn't be surprised if it's like 85 or

[05:59] 80 at the beginning of the week. But

[06:01] what that does, it means well what it

[06:04] does is it means that the top of bonds

[06:07] is where we've been saying. You've been

[06:09] watching the channel, you've been

[06:10] talking about or you've been listening

[06:12] to me say 457

[06:15] is the peak. Go away. 457 is the peak.

[06:19] And we've seen that, you know, four

[06:20] times here historically. We're about to

[06:23] set a new peak for this. So, you have to

[06:25] think what's probably going to do really

[06:27] well on Tuesday when the market reopens.

[06:30] Well, honestly, some consumer stocks

[06:32] could do really well, but also those

[06:33] interest rate sensitives. If you look at

[06:35] some of the companies that are really

[06:37] sensitive to interest rates, total crap.

[06:41] I mean, you've seen uh the mortgage

[06:43] codes get destroyed. You've seen some of

[06:45] the autos get destroyed. There are a lot

[06:47] of interest rate places uh or even

[06:49] housing related stocks, whether it's

[06:51] Home Depot or Lowe's or whatever. There

[06:53] are plenty of stocks you could think of.

[06:55] Ask AI about your favorite mortgage, you

[06:57] know, interest rate sensitive stocks.

[06:59] You don't have to ask me, but a lot of

[07:00] them have just gotten decimated through

[07:03] this extra surge of inflation. We just

[07:06] had bargain on Friday talk about, yeah,

[07:10] you know, I also am in favor of removing

[07:12] easing bias language and considering

[07:14] hikes. All of that now goes away, which

[07:18] is really, really bullish for the

[07:21] market. In fact, there was another thing

[07:23] in Barren here that I thought was really

[07:25] bullish. This one I saved on my desk.

[07:28] This was really cool. Uh, so take a look

[07:32] at this. A smarter a smart way to size

[07:36] up the labor market. See, this is why

[07:37] you got to read the newspaper, right?

[07:39] Uh, I'll let that come out. Smart way to

[07:41] size up the labor market. See this?

[07:43] Look, it's old black and white print.

[07:45] How pretty. Uh, okay. So it says here,

[07:49] one way you can historically tell how

[07:51] strong the labor market is is by

[07:54] comparing your prime age worker, the

[07:56] worker between 35 to 44 and comparing

[08:00] that to the broader unemployment rate.

[08:03] uh and if the 35 to 30 or uh 35 to 44

[08:08] increases by 1 percentage point overall

[08:11] unemployment rate follows a month and 3

[08:14] months later uh 3 months later you see

[08:16] this stair stepping up. The same thing

[08:18] happens in reverse. Well right now the

[08:21] 35 to 44 range is sitting at just 3.1%

[08:25] unemployment which is way lower than the

[08:27] official 4.3% we have. So it's actually

[08:29] a bullish signal. So now here are the

[08:32] things that you want to think about uh

[08:34] on Tuesday. Okay, on Tuesday uh with

[08:38] Hormuz opening or concept of opening,

[08:41] right? Okay. Uh oil down probably to 80

[08:46] to 85. Uh the uh insider Dbag uh who's

[08:53] profiting 127 mil on uh oil options

[08:58] betting uh oil will drop to uh 90 uh by

[09:05] uh May 26 with a oneweek call option.

[09:09] has plenty of money to join the alpha

[09:12] membership at meetke.com. Coupon expires

[09:17] May 26th, which is actually the exact

[09:20] same date their option expires.

[09:22] Okay, but you already know about that.

[09:24] Uh but also in addition to oil falling,

[09:27] you have to think inflation expectations

[09:30] will come down with that. Okay, that

[09:33] means fears of a rate uh which I I never

[09:37] thought was going to happen and I've

[09:38] said that in many videos. Fears of a

[09:40] rate hike uh are going to diminish

[09:43] rapidly uh rapidly, you know, bullish

[09:47] for stocks, right?

[09:49] uh and uh interest rate sensitives uh

[09:53] rate sensitive stocks you know housing

[09:56] related

[09:57] uh certain autos certain uh durables

[10:02] right should do well.

[10:05] Uh what that does that actually broadens

[10:09] the uh stock market's breadth which is

[10:13] literally the problem we've had right

[10:16] it's only been hardware stocks so this

[10:19] announcement that the straight of form

[10:21] moves is expected to reopen uh that

[10:25] Donald Trump has a deal an agreement uh

[10:29] that is mostly finished with just the

[10:32] final details currently being discussed

[10:34] discussed and will be announced shortly

[10:37] and BB of Israel is on board and that

[10:40] the agreement is largely done basically

[10:43] is really really good. It's very

[10:46] bullish. Right? Again, in my opinion, it

[10:49] drives oil down. It drives inflation

[10:51] expectations down. It kills the fear of

[10:55] a rate hike. It boosts interest rate

[10:58] stocks. It broadens the stock market's

[11:01] breadth, which has been horribly narrow,

[11:04] right? Those have been the problems that

[11:05] we have. All the while, we still have

[11:08] the labor market uh recovering from the

[11:13] hell of Q4. Like, if you were watching

[11:15] the labor market numbers in Q4,

[11:17] especially during the shutdown, you were

[11:19] probably getting nervous. You're like,

[11:21] crap, you know, this doesn't look good.

[11:23] This is a labor market that's about to

[11:25] ghoul speed and it's going to go, you

[11:27] know, here's the line and it's going to

[11:29] smash right through that break even

[11:30] employment line and all of a sudden

[11:32] we're going to be moving towards a

[11:34] recessionary trajectory. But what we've

[11:36] actually seen is we've stabilized at the

[11:38] line and we've sort of bounced off of it

[11:40] which is crazy. But Tuesday morning as

[11:43] well, we'll get the uh weekly ADP

[11:45] numbers. So I'll write that down as

[11:46] well. weekly ADP on Tuesday morning uh

[11:50] for the week ending May 9 should be out

[11:54] uh at 5:15 a.m. IMO I think it's 515 or

[11:58] 530 in my opinion that's uh going to be

[12:02] strong you know 30 to 40k per week which

[12:05] is very strong relative to recent

[12:07] history uh and that should also be

[12:10] should also be a bullish catalyst so

[12:13] we're actually loaded up at the moment

[12:15] with the potential for really good uh

[12:18] bullish catalysts which is very exciting

[12:22] um so I'm I'm I I think this is

[12:25] fantastic Now, um, overall, I'm curious

[12:30] to see what all of the very details of

[12:32] this deal are. We don't actually know

[12:34] yet what's going to happen with that

[12:36] enriched uranium. How similar is this

[12:38] going to end up being to the Obama deal,

[12:41] the Iran nuclear deal, uh, essent, you

[12:43] know, of of, um, 2015 that, uh, Donald

[12:47] Trump, you know, hated on for years

[12:49] during every election campaign. But, uh,

[12:52] here's the Wall Street Journal's piece

[12:54] on this. We are near the finalization

[12:57] uh of a deal.

[13:00] Uh let's see. Trump uh let's see here.

[13:04] Trump said the PAX terms are are largely

[13:06] negotiated would be revealed shortly.

[13:09] The agreement, if completed, wouldn't

[13:10] achieve Trump's main goal of preventing

[13:13] Iran from ever acquiring a nuclear

[13:15] weapon, but it would prevent a restart

[13:18] of the war in the Middle East. Right?

[13:20] Nobody really wants that right now. So,

[13:23] you know, it's somewhat a failure,

[13:26] right? Because the purpose of the entire

[13:28] conflict was to prevent Iran from ever

[13:31] having a nuclear weapon, and here we are

[13:34] failing to do exactly that. Uh, we're

[13:36] just trying to prevent going back to

[13:38] war. Got it. Uh, an agreement largely

[13:42] negotiated is to be finalized. Trump has

[13:44] told aids and counterparts that he

[13:46] reserves the right to resume attacks on

[13:48] Iran should tan fail to abide by the

[13:50] accord. He says this all the time, but

[13:53] every time he says this, he just

[13:55] literally turns around and tacos on

[13:56] himself. Like, we have bet on basically

[14:00] every single taco since uh the beginning

[14:03] of April. I said, "This is going to be

[14:04] the most frustrating and hated rally."

[14:07] Uh we said basically every Tuesday,

[14:09] anytime Trump has made a threat, he's

[14:11] just going to end up talking tacoing

[14:13] again. And I think I've had too many

[14:15] tacos to count over the last uh eight

[14:17] weeks. But it's been fantastic for the

[14:19] overall market. the index level and

[14:22] hardware. Obviously, there are plenty of

[14:24] individual stocks still in the software

[14:26] sector or other sectors like housing or

[14:28] rate sensitives that are not doing as

[14:30] well, but they actually might get a

[14:32] boost now following this agreement. Uh

[14:34] let's see what else the um Wall Street

[14:36] Journal here has to say. There only six

[14:39] comments. Okay, let's uh let's add a

[14:42] comment here. Moon.

[14:45] All right, there we go. Oh, it went

[14:48] through. Okay, cool.

[14:50] uh complete amateur hour from the

[14:52] Americans, all that firepower and no

[14:55] brains or strategy. The Iranians emerge

[14:57] far stronger from this and the US is

[15:00] significantly weakened. Well, I don't

[15:02] necessarily disagree with that comment.

[15:04] I know that sounds really like

[15:05] anti-American and aggressive, but I

[15:08] actually don't really disagree with them

[15:10] because we kind of Donald Trump kind of

[15:13] got humbled with how much our military

[15:17] could do, right? He kind of got big ego

[15:19] following Venezuela and then he tries

[15:21] that in Iran and oh crap Iran gets

[15:25] something they didn't have before the

[15:27] right to toll hormuz and split those

[15:29] profits with Qatar uh and they didn't

[15:31] give up any of their nuclear dust the

[15:33] highlyenriched uranium right in addition

[15:35] to that you've actually had threats that

[15:38] Donald Trump might do a similar thing in

[15:40] Cuba but what we've seen recently is

[15:42] that the United States has sent uh the

[15:45] the I think either the head or the

[15:46] co-head of the Central Intelligence

[15:48] Agency to Cuba to start preemptively

[15:51] negotiating with the Cubits. Uh Cuba, I

[15:54] think it was a Wall Street Journal

[15:55] article. Trump,

[15:58] let me see if I could find the article

[15:59] on it. Uh might have been I mean this

[16:02] was this was a couple couple of uh weeks

[16:05] ago, so I might not quickly be able to

[16:06] find it, but anyway. Uh see, there it

[16:08] is. C yeah, it was a couple of weeks

[16:10] ago. It was May 14th. Reuters, CIA chief

[16:13] visits Cuba as Trump urges sweeping

[16:17] changes. You don't send your CIA

[16:20] director or or chief or whatever you

[16:22] want to call him to Cuba if you're about

[16:24] to bomb them. CIA director John

[16:27] Radcliffe on Thursday delivered a

[16:28] message from President Trump uh to Cuban

[16:31] officials in Havana that the US would

[16:33] seriously engage with the island's

[16:35] government on economic and security

[16:36] issues if fundamental changes took

[16:38] place. And so in other words, they're

[16:40] trying to use the threat of military

[16:43] action and they're trying to use

[16:45] diplomacy beforehand.

[16:47] Cuba says it's ready to negotiate. Cuba

[16:50] is open to changes to its economy and

[16:52] government and eager to negotiate with

[16:54] the United States, but does not believe

[16:56] that the United States is negotiating in

[16:58] good faith. Well, because that's what

[16:59] they did with Iran, right? Oh, yeah.

[17:01] We're talking to Iran. We're talking to

[17:03] Iran. Things are going good. Things are

[17:04] going good. We just bombed them. You

[17:06] know, that's the same thing that

[17:07] happened under Operation Midnight Hammer

[17:09] last summer. We're talking to them. It's

[17:11] going great. It's going great. It's

[17:12] going great. And we just bombed them.

[17:14] Same exact thing as we had this

[17:16] February. So, I don't really blame the

[17:18] Cubans for being skeptical here. But in

[17:20] fairness, in response to this person's

[17:23] comment, they're obviously not terribly

[17:25] wrong, in my opinion, at least given

[17:27] that the United States has kind of been

[17:30] humbled a little bit, at least uh in

[17:32] being able to bully a country that's

[17:34] significantly smaller into submission

[17:36] because we didn't really win everything

[17:37] here. If anything, Iran, while they took

[17:40] a lot of beating and and damage from

[17:42] their military infrastructure from that

[17:44] point of view, you know, they might be

[17:46] up on the Hormuz deal. So, it's going to

[17:48] be really interesting to see what the

[17:49] details are. Uh, but anyway, so, um,

[17:53] we'll see what happens with Cuba. I

[17:56] think what's I mean, you've even got

[17:57] this. US surveillance flights off the

[17:59] coast of Cuba. More than 20 surveillance

[18:01] flights, have been tracked since

[18:03] February. US military aircraft,

[18:05] including both drones and crude

[18:07] surveillance planes, have been

[18:08] conducting intelligence gathering and

[18:10] recon flights around Cuba since February

[18:13] as Donald Trump tries to ramp up

[18:15] pressure on the communists. So I find

[18:17] that very interesting. So we'll see how

[18:19] that develops. But again, broadly now,

[18:22] if we do get Hormuz uh reopened here, uh

[18:26] even if it's just the hope that okay,

[18:28] it's going to get reopened very soon,

[18:29] which is the announcement here from

[18:31] Donald Trump, right? Uh if you're just

[18:33] now uh tuning in or you fast forwarded

[18:35] in the video or whatever, Donald Trump

[18:37] announcing that we essentially have a

[18:39] peace agreement called a memorandum of

[18:42] understanding regarding peace between

[18:44] the United States, Iran and other

[18:46] countries in the Middle East. The

[18:47] agreement has largely been negotiated

[18:49] subject to finalization which again is

[18:51] basically every single deal that Trump

[18:52] has ever done. You know like you realize

[18:55] that we have a Chinese trade deal with

[18:57] well China, right? US and China have a

[18:59] trade deal. That trade deal is not

[19:01] technically final. It's just a one-year

[19:05] temporary deal that expires this

[19:07] November. And in this last visit where

[19:09] Trump went to China, they didn't even

[19:11] extend it. That was one of the big

[19:13] things that a lot of people thought

[19:15] would happen going to China. They I mean

[19:17] there were people like, "Oh, FSD is

[19:19] going to get approval with Tesla.

[19:21] Jensen's going to be able to sell H200s.

[19:24] There's going to be an extension of the

[19:25] tariff truce between the United States

[19:27] and China." None of that happened. The

[19:30] only thing we really got was a small

[19:31] beef and soy deal, which doesn't even

[19:34] bring us back to the numbers where we

[19:35] were before Donald Trump's tariff

[19:37] disaster. So Donald Trump is cheering

[19:40] that, you know, soybean purchases by

[19:42] China from the United States were like

[19:43] here and then they fell to here and

[19:45] Donald Trump is cheering that they've

[19:47] gone to here. So, so it's kind of like,

[19:49] you know, you're cheering it's gone up a

[19:51] little bit off the bottom, but you did

[19:52] kind of lead it to plummet. So point is

[19:56] that's normal actually that Donald Trump

[19:58] doesn't really finalize these deals yet.

[20:01] Uh and so hence the market is in my

[20:04] opinion is going to rally off of this a

[20:07] lot. So, uh, let's take a look. And

[20:10] which is also really remarkable because

[20:12] again, this is what, uh, we talked about

[20:14] yesterday in the video where we said,

[20:16] "Hey, a deal is about to get reached."

[20:18] And we talked about this JP Morgan piece

[20:20] where JP Morgan is pointing out that

[20:22] somebody, if oil stands to fall to $90

[20:25] by Tuesday, which is, I think, exactly

[20:27] what's going to happen, somebody's going

[20:28] to make a $129 million payout. Now, we

[20:32] should probably like investigate who

[20:34] those people are. But the problem is

[20:36] you're no longer allowed to investigate

[20:37] people, I guess, inside the Trump

[20:39] family, including Baron Trump. So, some

[20:41] people are just going to be getting away

[20:43] with a big boat, and nobody's going to

[20:45] be able to say anything because

[20:46] apparently presidents now have immunity.

[20:48] Anyway, this is going to be really

[20:50] interesting because I have a price

[20:52] target that I set at the beginning of

[20:55] the month. Uh, and uh, it might have

[20:58] been late April because we were like in

[21:00] the 680 range or something. I feel like

[21:02] somewhere in there. I can't remember

[21:03] exactly where we were, but we have a

[21:04] price target for the NASDAQ 100 of 725

[21:09] uh, by the end of May. And uh, I'm I'm

[21:13] sort of giving away some alpha over

[21:14] here, but I actually think we're going

[21:16] to boom right through that because, you

[21:19] know, I expect we'll go green on Tuesday

[21:22] on the back of this deal if it actually

[21:24] comes. We'll probably be green. I We

[21:26] only need to be green by about 1% and

[21:29] we'll be at 725. We might honestly get

[21:32] all the way up to like 733. We could be

[21:34] up as much as, you know, 2% uh which

[21:37] would be somewhere right around 733 on

[21:39] the NASDAQ 100 as soon as Tuesday, which

[21:42] is pretty remarkable. Uh and a lot of

[21:44] that again is going to be driven by this

[21:47] decline in estimates for rate hikes. So

[21:51] remember, if you jump over to the

[21:53] futures to see what futures traders are

[21:55] doing, and I've been saying this on the

[21:56] channel, this isn't a big secret. This

[21:57] isn't like a you have to join the me

[21:59] Kevin courses to to to know this. I

[22:02] think Kevin Walsh is going to be an

[22:03] anchor to interest rates. While it's

[22:05] clear he's not going to be able to cut

[22:07] yet, he's going to be an anchor and

[22:10] likely keep rates stable rather than

[22:13] force them up because there are some

[22:16] people at the Fed clamoring for them to

[22:18] go up. And that has led futures traders

[22:20] to actually price in an over 66%

[22:25] chance of a rate hike come the end of

[22:28] the year. Now that's pretty crazy

[22:31] because I don't think any of that is

[22:33] accurate which is really bullish. So the

[22:36] way that works is if the market is being

[22:38] more bearish than you and if you are

[22:41] correct that the market is being too

[22:43] bearish, then you're going to get even

[22:45] more bears that come off the sideline

[22:47] and turn into buyers. In fact, I was

[22:50] just reading that shorts on the triple

[22:53] leveraged I can't remember what it was.

[22:55] Let me see. I I actually I have it right

[22:57] here. Sorry. I wasn't going to go live,

[23:00] so I'm a little less prepared than usual

[23:03] because I wasn't going to go live, but

[23:06] I did save this on my iPad because

[23:08] that's just what I do. It's Saturday,

[23:10] you know, what a great day to sit around

[23:11] and read and catch up on what Wall

[23:13] Street is thinking. But somewhere around

[23:15] here, there is uh a chart of

[23:20] short positioning. Got it. The 3x bear

[23:25] semiconductor

[23:27] ETF, the direction daily. Uh I wonder

[23:32] what the ticker is for that. Let me just

[23:33] pull that ticker really quick. So that

[23:35] is the uh direction daily semiconductor

[23:40] 3x ETF bear. So that is

[23:46] socks S. Oh, I should have known cuz I

[23:48] know Soxel, you know, we've been uh

[23:50] we've been arguing that Sockil was a

[23:52] great play since the beginning of April.

[23:53] Uh but Socks S is the bare version. So,

[23:56] the bare version uh has had this insane

[24:00] volume uh volume that has skyrocketed in

[24:05] May. So, more recently, you know how

[24:07] we've been seeing a little bit more

[24:08] volatility like Nvidia's kind of been

[24:10] getting stuck. A lot of this could be

[24:13] driven by some of this 3x leveraged

[24:16] positioning, which usually shows up at

[24:18] the end of the day where wow, more

[24:20] volume's coming in. I guess we have to

[24:21] go short more Nvidia, right, with

[24:23] options or whatever. And then you get

[24:24] hedging from from the market makers and

[24:26] that blah blah blah blah. Uh let me put

[24:27] it up on screen so you could actually

[24:29] see the chart. There we go. Uh so here's

[24:31] the actual chart. Uh and you can see

[24:34] here this is the Socks S uh ETF and uh

[24:39] that is you can see the volume here. Get

[24:42] my little pencil over here. All right.

[24:46] So

[24:47] this is the Socks S ticker. And I mean

[24:50] look at the volume since the beginning

[24:52] of April. It's just this is massive

[24:55] massive volume. Now, in fairness, you

[24:57] know, uh semiconductors have been going

[24:59] up. So, you sometimes you well, it's

[25:00] actually it's dollar volume. Is it

[25:03] dollar volume or share volume? Well,

[25:04] they don't actually say cuz if the share

[25:07] price is going down, obviously the the

[25:09] uh actual underlying volume would go up

[25:12] uh because you'd be trading more shares.

[25:14] But anyway, regardless, some of those

[25:17] people are going to get absolutely

[25:19] smoked when the market opens up on

[25:21] Tuesday would be my anticipation because

[25:23] I I think this will likely end up being

[25:25] a pretty broad uh bounce if we do end up

[25:28] confirming this deal on Tuesday or

[25:30] between now and Tuesday, which is very

[25:32] exciting. Uh I would be looking some

[25:35] other things I'd be looking for. It'd be

[25:37] nice if we could actually get uh Nvidia

[25:39] to break 227. It's a really struggle to

[25:42] break 227. Uh, but that would be great

[25:44] because that could help you keep memory

[25:45] going. Uh, if Nvidia goes up, that

[25:47] should help ARM continue its rally

[25:49] because ARM licenses to Nvidia, the ARM

[25:54] technology uh, for their CPUs, which we

[25:57] know CPUs have been blowing up. House

[25:59] hack, now known as Reinvest because we

[26:01] reinvest profits from software into real

[26:04] estate, right? Reinvest

[26:06] and a little bit into stocks. Um, house

[26:09] hack has a lot of CPUs and so we see it

[26:12] and I mention this all the time. It's

[26:13] not really a secret but it's because

[26:14] we're building out multiple different AI

[26:16] software and we need more CPUs than we

[26:18] need GPUs and we've seen that transition

[26:20] since March. So I I feel like I'm part

[26:22] of that. Uh, but my the nice thing is it

[26:25] helps me also be able to share that with

[26:27] you and we can see okay well it makes

[26:29] sense why CPU makers are doing quite

[26:31] well right now. Uh, and AMD has been a

[26:33] fantastic CPU beneficiary of this. So,

[26:36] broadly and just to bottom line it all

[26:38] here, I wouldn't be surprised again that

[26:40] this it's actually $129 million call

[26:43] option uh profit tier here uh will win

[26:46] bigly as oil falls below 90. I do think

[26:49] oil Brent will probably go down to the

[26:51] 80 to85 range if we actually get this

[26:53] deal struck uh on a hormuz reopening. Uh

[26:57] that person with the crazy insider trade

[26:59] call option, I called him the dbag

[27:01] because I think insider trading is

[27:02] scummy but you know it makes people

[27:04] money. um this person or or company or

[27:08] whatever, their call option expires the

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[27:31] me.com. Uh I think inflation

[27:33] expectations which just peaked on Friday

[27:36] on the University of Michigan sentiment

[27:38] survey will come down. Uh and fears of a

[27:41] rate hike which we just saw on the CME

[27:43] futures. Those will diminish rapidly.

[27:46] We'll go right back to you know not

[27:48] pricing in rate cuts for this year which

[27:50] is where we should be and interest rate

[27:52] sensitive stocks should have a field day

[27:54] an absolute field day over this. uh like

[27:58] you could probably honestly get like two

[28:00] to four week call options on some of the

[28:02] interest rate sensitives and do really

[28:05] freaking well over the next few weeks.

[28:07] Uh but I do think this actually has the

[28:09] potential of broadening the stock

[28:11] market's breath, which if you've been

[28:12] paying attention over the last week,

[28:14] I've been calling that we need to see

[28:16] the indices hit higher levels. We need

[28:19] breath to expand. This is exactly what

[28:21] would make it happen. And before the

[28:24] market opens on Tuesday, we're going to

[28:26] review it in the course member liveream

[28:27] and the alpha membership. So you'll know

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[28:30] you won't forget about it because it'll

[28:31] be the first thing I say in it what the

[28:33] ADP result was that morning, that weekly

[28:36] data, which is very very important. So

[28:38] uh overall, uh this is uh this is uh

[28:41] this is quite exciting. Uh I do uh so

[28:44] there's a comment here. Ron says they're

[28:46] still reviewing the proposal. Of course,

[28:48] but we actually had notes. Uh hold on

[28:51] here. There's a literally an update

[28:52] coming out right now. Iran far says

[28:54] straight of Hormuz would remain under

[28:56] Iran's management. Okay, so this is this

[29:00] is where it's very common when the deals

[29:02] aren't like final yet and you're still

[29:05] like, you know, with Donald Trump's

[29:06] concept of a plan where Donald Trump

[29:08] gets excited to announce deals. What you

[29:10] have to remember is

[29:13] Donald Trump does not want Iran to get

[29:15] any money from the straight of Hormuse.

[29:18] But Qatar and Iran have regularly been

[29:23] talking about tolling the straight of

[29:25] Hormuz as a solution.

[29:28] I would expect that over time Donald

[29:31] Trump is likely

[29:34] uh to accept it to avoid going into some

[29:38] form of war. That could be a a you know

[29:41] lingering issue. Maybe Trump sanctions

[29:43] them. Maybe there's some issues. But I

[29:46] think you get the straight of who's open

[29:47] again. You get some kind of maybe

[29:49] tariffs against Iran but not back to

[29:52] war. Take a look at this. Uh Iran and

[29:55] Oman in talks over straight of Hormuse

[29:58] ship payment system. This was actually

[30:00] posted yesterday. Uh Iran has actually

[30:02] two days ago. Iran has discussed

[30:04] partnering with the Gulf state of Oman,

[30:06] an American ally in a system charging

[30:08] fees for vessels passing through the

[30:10] straight of Hormuz, ignoring the Trump's

[30:13] uh the Trump administration's demands

[30:16] against demands for payment to pass

[30:18] through. It's unclear if anything

[30:20] concrete will come out of it. Blah blah

[30:21] blah blah blah. Point is,

[30:24] yes, there could be little loose ends.

[30:27] There are always little loose ends and

[30:29] each side's going to be like, well, it's

[30:30] not perfect yet. It's not perfect yet.

[30:32] But this is this is all in line with

[30:34] Taco. This is all in line with things

[30:37] improving. Hopefully, we get uh a

[30:39] continuation of this great news uh

[30:42] between now and Tuesday and then we can

[30:44] figure out some kind of long-term

[30:46] solutions after that. But honestly, I

[30:48] think this this payment system, this

[30:50] tolling system, that's a mop-up issue.

[30:52] It's not a critical issue. It's a mop-up

[30:55] issue. Uh so, uh yeah, I'm not too uh

[30:59] too terribly concerned about that. Uh,

[31:01] so we'll see what happens. Obviously,

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