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Doug Casey on the Coming Oil Shock—and Where Investors Could Profit

An escalating Middle East conflict, a depleted Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and disrupted shipping routes could trigger an oil shock—and where investors may find opportunities.

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Erdogan’s Ottoman Gambit: Turkey Prepares for a New Regional Order

by Chris MacIntosh

Turkey is shedding its Western alignment, deepening ties with Russia, courting global capital, and positioning itself for a new regional order.

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The Iran War Could Trigger Gold’s Return as Money

by Nick Giambruno

The Iran war could accelerate the decline of the US dollar, intensify the scramble for strategic commodities, and help drive gold’s return as a primary monetary asset.

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The Iran War Is Accelerating the US Debt Spiral—and Creating an Inflation Crisis

by Nick Giambruno

The Iran war is accelerating America’s debt spiral, weakening the petrodollar system, pressuring the Treasury market, and fueling the conditions for a deeper inflation crisis.

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OPEC Fractures, the Draft Returns, and the Age of Consequences Begins

by Chris MacIntosh

The UAE’s exit from OPEC, renewed draft registration, and weaponized dollar liquidity point to larger shifts.

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America’s Suez Moment: How Losing Hormuz Could End US Global Dominance

by Nick Giambruno

The Iran war will make it clear to the world that the emperor has no clothes.

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Why Iran Can’t Be Bombed, Invaded, or Nuked Into Submission

by Nick Giambruno

Air power alone cannot defeat Iran or secure Hormuz, while a ground invasion or nuclear strike would offer no guarantee of success and could trigger consequences far beyond the Middle East.

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The Great Iran Lie and the Persian Gulf Catastrophe

by David Stockman

Reckless US escalation with Iran could trigger a Persian Gulf oil shock, expose the fragility of the global financial system, and push the world toward economic catastrophe.

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The War Will Be Won or Lost at the Strait of Hormuz

by Nick Giambruno

The real, unambiguous metric of “who won?” will be determined by who controls the Strait of Hormuz.

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Hormuz Blockade, Fertilizer Shock, Food Crisis — What Most People Don’t See Coming

by Chris MacIntosh

A Hormuz blockade could choke off critical fertilizer inputs, disrupt crop production months later, and ignite a global food crisis with inflationary consequences far beyond oil.

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Doug Casey on the Strait of Hormuz, the Dollar, and the Coming Energy Crisis

by Doug Casey

Doug Casey warns that Strait of Hormuz tensions could trigger an energy crisis and hurt the dollar.

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The Market Law Of One Price—How The Donald Bombed Energy Consumers, Too

by David Stockman

How global oil and gas markets push higher energy costs straight to America’s gas pumps and utility bills.

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Canada as the 51st State: The New Energy Geopolitics of the Western Hemisphere

by Nick Giambruno

A return to hard-power geopolitics in the Western Hemisphere—and what it means for energy security and markets.

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The Stupidest—and Potentially Most Dangerous—War Since 1945

by David Stockman

The Iran war is the product of an embedded war apparatus, a recycled neocon script, and a political class that can’t say no. It’s barreling toward a disaster of historic proportions.

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Iran: The Decisive Battle of WW3

by Nick Giambruno

How Iran became the pivotal front in World War 3 amid a shifting global power struggle between the US, Russia, and China.

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