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Trump Said "The War Is Very Complete" | Strait Still Closed | Ceasefire Curve Holds | The Sentence That Moved Markets

Mar 10, 2026

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Trump Said "The War Is Very Complete" | Strait Still Closed | Ceasefire Curve Holds | The Sentence That Moved Markets

WTI retreated from near $120 to around $86 on a single quote. Polymarket Hormuz closure by March 31 sits above 95%. The strait didn't hear the press conference.

Bo Nichols, +1

G7 Hit the Price, Not the Chokepoint | Wall Street Recovered | Hormuz Stayed Near 95% | The Fed Is Still Trapped

Mar 9, 2026

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9 min read

G7 Hit the Price, Not the Chokepoint | Wall Street Recovered | Hormuz Stayed Near 95% | The Fed Is Still Trapped

Brent’s spike to nearly $120 reversed fast, but the closure market barely blinked. Stocks bounced, oil cooled, and the physical constraint still priced like baseline.

Bo Nichols, +1

Oil Hits $118, G7 Convenes | Asia Circuit Breakers | Fed's Dual Mandate Breaks | The Chokepoint No One Can Unlock

Mar 9, 2026

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11 min read

Oil Hits $118, G7 Convenes | Asia Circuit Breakers | Fed's Dual Mandate Breaks | The Chokepoint No One Can Unlock

Brent surged near $120 before a G7 reserve headline pulled it to $103. KOSPI halted at –7.7%. The price has a response. The closure doesn't.

Bo Nichols, +1

Mar 8, 2026

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11 min read

The Calendar Gets Real This Week

Last week the market stopped trading the strike and started trading the timeline. Now that timeline runs straight into CPI, PCE, housing, claims, and a slate of earnings from Oracle, Adobe, Casey’s, Dollar General, Lennar, Jabil, Campbell’s, and AeroVironment.

Bo Nichols, +1

Six Things That Actually Drove Last Week’s Tape

Mar 7, 2026

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Six Things That Actually Drove Last Week’s Tape

The market started by pricing a strike and ended by pricing how long the premium sticks. Oil stopped acting like a spike. Prediction markets beat the close. Asia called the bluff first. The Fed never blinked. And by Friday, payrolls were no longer the main character.

Bo Nichols, +1

Jobs Missed Hard | Oil Stayed Loud | Ceasefire Curve Held Long | The Fed Still Didn’t Blink

Mar 6, 2026

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Jobs Missed Hard | Oil Stayed Loud | Ceasefire Curve Held Long | The Fed Still Didn’t Blink

Payrolls fell by 92,000 instead of rising. WTI still closed above $90. Polymarket’s June ceasefire held near 70%. The labor market cracked into a war premium, not through it.

Bo Nichols, +1