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Revfunky

Yes to gold. Our club rules call for a 5% allocation in precious metals. One colleague increased his allocation to 10%. Silver is too volatile. I think the real play is in the miners. I also think that if we are talking gold we have to talk about (SA) Seabridge gold. This is a stock that will either half in price or go to $100 per share. I think investors should harbor some of that risk in their portfolio. I talked to the CEO Rudy Fronk a couple of weeks ago at a financial conference. My impression was we should hear more news on SA by the end of the year. Does anyone know the story on SA? Because I find it hilarious. SA doesn’t have any gold. They own land with gold and copper deposits that they can’t afford to get to. So it’s this quagmire of putting together a deal for someone to mine it. I don’t know how long this has been going on for. Decades? At least one decade that I know of. My point is I don’t like your picks but I endorse your spirit to invest in precious metals.

greenpride32

VZ has the world's largest known oil reserves, even larger than SA. The key issue that remains is stability in the region. If big oil sees a future where their investment is safe and secure for the long run, there is no way it goes untapped.

Fit_Neighborhood9251

you are 100% correct. you can short paper oil. you can't short if a rafinery in SA will export diesel.

Quick1711

How else will he turn the ME and SA into vacation resorts?

Revfunky

I had to dig deep to find this one. How long has SA been trying to get the gold out of the ground?

NotLikeGoldDragons

Ironic that they're not investigating Citadel, who orchestrated a temporary collapse in the stocks SA was holding. Miraculously, as soon as Citadel bought their assets for pennies on the dollar, all the stock holdings recovered.

niaqr

Can someone help me understand why Alstom SA tanked? Alo is the next hot yoga brand

user365735

The purpose of this is to see wrong doing for citadel or SA?

Haotty

"Don't engage", "You're falling for it", "You're being silly about this", "He's not going to do diddly squat" and "don't aggress, it's pointless" are certainly interesting words to share with an impacted country that has been dealing with real reprecussions of your presidency for months now. There are people who have struggled for months finding a job, people who can't afford their mortgages, and people who are standing in line at the food bank as a result of tariffs / an ongoing trade war that has been in effect for over a year at this point. People that can't afford gas / their grocery bill because of this moronic war on Iran. The US army doesn't need to be boots on the ground in Ottawa to cause a tremendous amount of pain for Canadians. A tremendous amount of pain has already been inflicted. "Don't engage" is funny advice to share when it is the US actively engaging and escalating the conflict. A SA is a perfectly apt way of describing the situation. You understand the ridiculousness of the analogy I've shared with you, and yet still fail to understand the ridiculousness of asking Canadians to "not engage" given the circumstances. This isn't going to just blow over if Canada just lies down and accepts whatever the p3do presidency deems fit.

PaperHandsTheDip

citadel lol. They're taking profits on SA's folio they sharked

PaperHandsTheDip

Memory demand has nothing to do with what the guys who hold the shares decide they wanna do lol. If they decide to sell / dump - the markets go down. Citadel SA's entire multi billion dollar portfolio at a discount, at the bottom. They're likely up tens of billions in unrealized gains (less now as I suspect they've already sold some). But if they decide to fully exit that trade, markets go down. That's all that really matters. Are the whales gonna sell / take profit?

PaperHandsTheDip

citadel not done selling yet tho. They bought SA's bags when SOXL was \~90-95, and they got a massive discount. So their cost basis is likely much lower.

Haotty

"Juvenile attitude" is pretty apt when your messaging is "you're falling for it Canada!" because of our country's response to a trade war your president started. I don't care who you voted for. I don't care what you've done. That messaging is as nonsensical as the mother of a r*pist screaming to a victim "you have to be the bigger person here! He doesn't represent me, I tried!!!!" in the middle of an active SA. You weren't attempting to "stop trump" for our sakes, it's very clear even in your attitude towards Canada. Don't downplay what we've lost or how we should react. Either get the job done of getting your idiot in chief out of office or STFU

visionarymind

GTA SA, Death Stranding 2, Cyberpunk

PaperHandsTheDip

Well yah, but notice I sold it also a couple weeks ago. Vibes were good for a few days because citadel bought SA. Those vibes have long decayed tho. My conviction lasted only as long as that hype train lasted (ie: a few days, tops)

PaperHandsTheDip

thats the game. In and out quick based off nothing other than vibes. Vibes being - are others maybe gonna be in the near future? Just identify random shit that could cause that to happen. For soxl - it was citadel buying SA. If citadel came it and swiped 100% of a mutli billion dollar funds port, it might go up! People see that and buy. Thems vbes, buy, hope other buy and if they do fuck off. Nothing else matters. If they don't buy, cut losses and fuck off. IE: Take a loss.

believe1182

\> That is precisely the claim that was made that I responded to, and is continually made, here and on twitter. I've even seen some people claim it was solely Citadel bringing the market down in June to specifically target Leopold. This is, of course, idiotic. This is a flat out lie, show me the claim you responded to here in this thread that claimed "Coordinated effort to bring down SA" \> Based on the available evidence, short-piling did not occur. I don't know how else to put it. Wrong, there is evidence both ways, again we will never 100% know and that is the way these systems are built at the institutional level. I don't agree with your "evidence", you don't agree with mine and that's fine. \> Don't bring "we" into this. I have actual evidence for my beliefs and you don't. Could I be wrong? Absolutely, so I don't know for 100% sure that my beliefs are correct. But until you provide me counterevidence, I'm 100% sure my beliefs are more justified than yours. This is so dumb, I've sent you links that support my argument, a statement from Leopold himself in a Wall Street Journal article, Also DM me for those youtube chats with hedge fund managers (On the TBPN channel), which you still haven't messaged me about btw. I have provided counter evidence. You haven't provided real for sure evidence for your thesis either?? You're just claiming it's better than mine cause of your bias. Your evidence is some analyst looking at short interest, which for the 3rd time, that doesn't confirm anything at the institutional level to identify if positions are being targeted. Just as you cannot, I cannot provide smoking gun evidence on my thesis either. We're going in circles lmao, this is so pointless, I know you're gonna read this too, I had to respond because you're just flat out lying had to call it out.

believe1182

So much for "That's all the energy I have for this conversation". You keep saying "it was that mass coordination of funds to all short the same distressed assets to bring down a fund is market manipulation (and that IS illegal)." No one claimed it was a mass coordinated effort but you keep bringing this up??? Literally no one, the claim here is that funds figured out SA was in distress and took advantage of this to make money. It could be one fund or multiple, but it wasn't coordinated. "So the entire profit-motive for shorting these stocks in the first place fell flat.". Dude you act as if institutional funds trade like retail traders. We have no idea where these funds or how these funds were positioned, when they entered and when they closed. You and I do not have any insight into what actually 100% happened, we have theories and thesis based on the evidence we do see, and no a short report that looked primarily at short interest is not a smoking gun. You think institutional funds targeting SA, then hearing they got liquidated are going to remain in their positions or close their positions ASAP?? You think they just started their positions the day before the liquidation occurred??? Once they figure out who the seller is they are smart enough to figure out how levered the seller is, and what it would likely take for this seller to start getting margin calls from banks. You think they don't know what their exit criteria is?? At this point in our conversation we are getting nowhere. I'm gonna drop it, good luck out there.

Bluetimewalk

What happened was on Monday there was some overall bad market news, all of SA's stocks went up cause the guy doubled down and bought more. On Tuesday, there was more bad news and every fund realized SA might get margin called so they all dumped cause you always dump if you know someone is about to get margin called. It wasn't like all the hedge funds conspired to target him, but because they all knew he was going to be forced to dump as he was over leveraged and the market was unstable that week, they all dumped which caused a vicious cycle for SA. Plus parabolic stocks always crash hard like this, so nothing new.

believe1182

This is correct. Some hedge funds (We will never know who, and the full story) figured out who the big seller was once SA was trying to de-risk it's positions, but it's difficult to do quietly because of how large their book was. Once institutional players realized how leveraged Situational Awareness was, they targeted (by dumping shares into the market) his top positions driving further sell-off and accelerating Situation Awareness liquidation and eventual margin call. This was actually a reason behind a lot of AI stocks was experiencing accelerated dumping after initial dumping had started. Funny enough the next day after the sell-off this is why in particular SA top holdings shot up 3X what other AI stocks shot up the day of the liquidation ($BE, $SNDK, $NBIS as examples).

Successful_Car1670

Citadel sold $4 billion of SA bets. Still think the whole drawdown was just to get it cheap?

EmpathyFabrication

SA and Bear Stearns blew up because of totally different things. SA had like 4x leverage and had to post collateral. The leverage was on liquid securities with readily available market prices. Bear Stearns was exposed to basically worthless / illiquid assets - the ABS (mostly CDOs) that were not priced properly. That was the whole thing with their hedge fund, the "High-Grade Structured Credit Enhanced Leveraged Fund." Bear Stearns was making false client-facing claims about the value of the (actually worthless) ABS in the fund. That was also the thing with no one wanting to bail out the fund / Bear Stearns. The "toxic assets" no one wanted on their own books.

PaperHandsTheDip

Also it ain't me doing apld, it's other guys. There was just one blind comment, and the vibes felt alright. My DD was simply "was leo in apld?" and apparently SA owned almost 6% of the company. Good enough for me, punting monday.

Final-Ad4960

You SA

throwaway_park_where

Reposting for visibility: $AVGO taking a huge dick, because there is a SemiAnalysis "rumor" that $AMD is working with Google on TPU. Unsure if true, but that's the main reason going around on Twitter (ignoring VMWare security bug). Doesn't matter if true, SA has clout despite their hit/miss history on such calls.

PlutosGrasp

There is no restriction on SA that it’s industry pros lol

NadeshikoEatingPasta

Ah. That would explain it. I was looking at SA news for Reddit and saw nothing and I was like "12% doesn't just happen for no reason, the fuck" I'm happy.

glitterguykk

So cute that you think they are protecting HIM and not themselves also. We are talking about a group of people who voted on their own behalves to block the release of Congressional records outlining the bribes they have paid to keep SA victims silent.

znightmaree

When citadel finishes dumping their leveraged shares from SA

The_Bull_Whisperer

Helium concentration is +3% in drilled and flow tested wells. Some wells peaking at 12%. Byproduct of natgas, which is sold domestically in SA. So far 15% of their phase one been contracted, they were in Asia to talk to potential off-takers few weeks back. As long as ras Laffan is offline, hormuz and Iran is on fire.. ASP is now in a sellers market for helium.

Particular_Rice9607

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Nuklearapple

All he talked about is pricing no? ... mmhh. What would he know? What educated knowledge would he be able to present us other than analysts knowledge? I don't think he ever played GTA 3-VC-SA-4-5. It would be like explaining the feeling people get when they smoke crack to other people without ever having smoked crack themselves. In this case GTA or any MMO like WoW is the crack.

aka-nanci

Just to be clear there was no "hunt", Millenium and JS were looking at SA assets too

yourgirl696969

It looks like those 3 did everything they could to liquidate SA. Explains the massive pullback too on semis and memory. July was a brutal month

Prudent-Mix-3302

Im from SA which app is this

pineapplekiwipen

kenny g will probably pump the market until he can unload the entire SA position

notmarduke

SA and Japan buying the market to payoff  on strikes + yen save?

optimaleverage

Almost completely yes. SA was in trouble for weeks and were almost certainly shopping their book around to unwind some or all of it before it was too late. Once Kenny at Citadel caught wind of it, it had to be like blood in the water. It was just a matter of working AI down to trigger their margin calls and following up with a buyout offer they can't refuse. Bonus points for convincing half the market this was a fundamental failure demanding a risk-off posture. Hate Ken Griffen all you want, the man owns this market.

LateGameMachines

Of course, but anyone who’s worked at a quant firm can tell you Citadel doesn’t do straight market wide dumps, but an executive decision to estimate liquidation pressure in SA’s positions… which are public then systematically stress test those many times before leveraging straight away. In a lot of ways, they did do it. It just so happens to “systematically” fall in their hands.

Always_Curious_One2

SA was a good part of it. 10s of bb’s exposure that had to clear. The fear of open source models impacting the leading US labs too - but regardless of model chips and storage are needed !

Badweightlifter

Yes exactly. They can recognize when another fund is desperately selling in large orders. Regular people sell in small amounts of shares. Only large funds sell large orders when they become desperate. But like I said, they are probably one of many hedge funds who recognized this pattern and pushed it lower. I heard Jane Street also put in an offer for SA.

michahell

Aah, now I understand. They wanted to push the price down to trigger margin calls for another participant, in this case SA… to potentially benefit from the fall out. Dang. That’s an intense market manipulation technique

Str8rDay

I can’t speak to what Citadel did exactly, but it’s likely they sold specific securities that made up SA’s portfolio in a manner that made the share prices fall even more to accelerate the issues Situational Awareness was already having and then buy it all up at the low once they were at max pain.

michahell

I see, nonetheless it adds downward pressure overall for all market participants, I understand. However, brokers do this, right? Not citadel. Or are you implying citadel was making brokers margin call SA?

oojacoboo

SA was also short SaaS, which rallied as capital shifted in the market. So, it was a perfect storm.

Expert_Mission2959

No, be realistic..SA fund is a small drop in a big bucket. Koreans and fomo gambling drove it up to insane valuation. Margin destroyed all leverage accounts - including SA fund (just 1 of many). Blame leverage ETFs too.

Disastrous-Fun-2958

lol - sorry, maybe should have been more clear. Aschenbrenner did all those things. Gotta keep your eye on those FTX-alumni like he and his new wife, too. Sinking SA was perhaps a little bit of payback. That’s the main point I was making.

Routine_Excitement89

It’s possible, even on Friday, depending on what SA held at the time Citadel bought. For example, I looked at SA’s 3/31 holdings and at that time they had 12.5 million shares of NBIS. For shits and gigs, at Friday’s share price, that’s almost 5% of NBIS market cap. On Friday I was down in CRWV, DRAM and SKHY. SA was also big in CRWV. Who knows.

ConditionHorror9188

For what is theoretically a stock sub, the consistent lack of basic market knowledge and obsession with boogeymen is absolutely pathetic. I can only assume OP was equally as long as SA here.

sran469

Memory parabolic run ---> Meta selling compute --> Sharks started the AI weak demand narrative --> Burry shorts ---> Korea leverage unwind begin ---> Apple cxmt usage rumors ---> cxmt hongkong listing ---> narrative that cxmt can undercut Memory prices --> accelerated Korean unwind combined with u.s liquidation--> situational awareness bleeding through this ---> Citadel smelling blood --> accelerates with rate cut and other rumors. All this over a cloud of mou unraveling, both straits closed, addnl parties entering the conflict, 10yr keep going formed the perfect setup for SA collapse and the associated market pull back in Memory.

single_B_bandit

You don’t need people to know in advance that SA was getting margin called, or Citadel’s hike call, to get the sell off we saw this week. I didn’t know about SA’s current situation, and I didn’t really believe in a hike even after reading Citadel’s opinion. But there were still a couple of times on Wednesday where I honestly thought that this could be day it all comes crashing down. Simply because the writing has been on the wall for ages, SA or the remote chance of a hike aren’t required when the need for a sell off is so obvious. Clearly, this wasn’t the day it all came crashing down, but I am sure other market makers must have thought the same.

Relative-Snow8735

The KOSPI crash is what kicked things off. But the SA margin call probably exacerbated it. It's one thing to margin call a bunch of retail traders. It is quite another to margin call a hedge fund with $40B AUM. All the major players on wall street probably knew this was coming (word gets around), and were probably pulling liquidity out of the market in anticipation, which just makes the problem worse. Citadel probably had a hand in pushing things lower (with their rate hike call, for example), but they really didn't need to do much as the market was doing the work for them. Once the book was sold, Citadel likely use a good chunk of it to cover short positions, and will likely slowly unwind the rest, which means the risk of a fire sale is gone. So the rest of the market comes back in and liquidity is restored and we get a nice big green day as a result. A good chunk of the market is just market makers and HFT funds trading back and forth with each other. If those guys pull back, liquidity vanishes and price discovery can get really tricky.

fredditf

lets not act like SA fund wasnt run like a WSB meme with insane risk

S1eeper

I doubt it was due to Citadel hunting SA alone. It was more likely shorts hunting over-leveraged AI long bets in general, and SA was just the highest profile victim so far. Ed Zitron and others have been changing the narrative the past few months, exposing the massive over-investment (moreso than even the dotcom boom), circular financing, and how Soft Bank and Oracle may even go bankrupt from it.

zigtrade

The really after the slaughter, was indeed, a massive unwinding of short positions. The news if SA collapse had spread.

Yossarian_Matrix

FT has reported that he intel drop after earnings was due to Leo selling shares to pay margin calls elsewhere. Bloomberg News reports traders linking the post FOMC sell off more to the SA unwind than macro factors. 

Routine_Excitement89

This. I was looking at SA’s holdings as of 3/31, and he had something like 12 million NBIS shares. That level is a shit ton of outstanding market cap, for example.

doctorsidehustle

No, we had a tech run in May that corrected. this correction was amplified by hawkish fed talk, re-ignition of Iran conflict and KOPSI driven crash after late May leveraged ETFs introduction. SA fund partial liquidation was just a “victim” that further amplified the correction much like the average South Korean retail investor.

Routine_Excitement89

What is so ridic is that the Wall Street Journal painted Citadel as coming in as a white night of swords, and helping out SA .

Lumpy-Can-4883

You can’t tell me Citadel didn’t crush this sector with downward pressure in order to acquire SA’s holdings. They bent him over a barrel and showed him the 50 states.

ConclusionEven6917

You’re not necessarily wrong, definitely a big driver of the bounce was shorts covering after some mild good news plus the ending of SA’s liquidation. The move was exacerbated by the shorts trapped causing a squeeze on the day but you’re completely correct that the longer term story still did not improve. However, it’d be idiotic to short this rip already after only one day of buying without first seeing any true confirmation that the squeeze is exhausted. Otherwise, you’re just shorting here for the market to go higher and for your positioning to help

pingoo26

Citadel closing shorts and buying SA shares creating an upward movement, is my guess.

Nitor_

Maybe 2x/year we have black swan selloff events e.g. the SA fund exploding, Iran War, Tariff Day etc. Buying near the bottom almost guarantees a 20% gain in the high flying stocks. I've considered just holding SGOV and lying in wait.

OutOfBananaException

> There is a reason why banks didn't want to secure loans for overleveraged SA No shit, no conspiracy required for this one. What would the bank gain by taking on this risk?

Temporary_Ladder_814

No one is saying it's not. Citadel held a lot of the same stock that SA had, and they sold+shorted that stock. Then bought it from under SA's dying hand.

Immediate-Run-7085

Are you stupid? Can you not tell context? We don’t need another post on SA fund. Go post in that one

Agreeable-Flan7911

leopold isnt getting liquidated tards SA reported 435% gains from jan to june. unless he was leveraged to the tits hes fine

NoConsideration4164

Bahahahahahaha. 🤡🤡🤡🤡for your SA (situational awareness) … most people dont see a bubble. That is how it becomes a bubble. Predicting a repeat of the dot com bubble 20 years later isnt genius on your part… it is recency bias 101.

NoConsideration4164

If you only saw the over reaction. For your SA (situational awareness) … bubbles dont really get predicted. By definition they blindside the masses when it is least expected. A repeat of the dotcom bubble isnt the next bubble. That is the recency bias in your head.

Dangerous_Library_93

You have to be a bot for SA lol Jesus Christ. Damage control period is over. 

potatorunner

assuming you're asking for real: you can borrow money using the stocks you own as collateral. when the stocks you own drop in price, the people who lent you money call you up and say "we need more money". that is independent of how much he is up since inception. if the stock drops far enough and nobody bails you out by posting more capital, your lenders can sell your positions for you. SA got margin called because of the AI sell off.

Complexity323

Go long all of the stocks (that SA was long and short) like CRWV, NBIS, ORCL, NVDA, ADBE as citadel merges them with their larger existing core positions .

potatorunner

just goes to show that just cause you're big doesn't make you a shark. SA and leopold had more in common with us minnows here in wsb than the likes of citadel and ken griffin. he was just a big ole fish

Capital-Row6633

you cant. Wallstreet boys back each other up. There is a reason why banks didn't want to secure loans for overleveraged SA (it was later revealed that he was using 4x leverage on memory stocks, largest one of his shares being Nebus which is why it dumped the most) and how Goldman Sachs conveniently was able to provide cash for Citadel in this deal

IJesusChrist

https://www.reddit.com/r/biotech_stocks/s/OdhCi9D2SA

FaerieViolet

There was an anthropic stake of 5B involved. My theory: Banks raise margin requirements 2 days ago SA blows up Citadel agrees to buy all assets and will buy anthropic at par but needs cash GS provides cash based on Ken Griffin scheme Citadel routes public equity orders through to buy SA assets premarket, blows up shorts, flips public equities he just bought to short coverers, makes a quick profit, refunds Goldman short term loan with interest Oh and in the middle of this Bank of Japan intervenes and blows up anything leveraged on the yen carry, making Citadel more money And the systemic risk that is anthropic's valuation gets saved

InitiativeGlum2507

SA got retailed

iTouchStuff

\*"SITUATION" NOT AS BAD AS FEARED--SOURCES \*SALP -35% MTD, STILL UP SUBSTANTIALLY YTD \*ANTHROPIC IS NOW 50% OF $20B REMAINING AUM \*FIRM WAS 4X LEVERED AT TIMES \*GSCO MET WITH SA TO DISCUSS ORDERLY LIQUIDATION LAST WEEK \*SITUATION STILL FLUID (STACK) 4x levered at times. lmfaooooo bro was going full korean

FormulaKimi

They already lowered some prices, ex 4tb SA500 $1200 —> $850. Still too much though, were around $250 before 

avsfan0829

US ADVANCE GOODS TRADE BALANCE (USD) JUNE: -101.5B (EST -100.0B; PREV -105.8B) - ADVANCE GOODS IMPORTS SA (M/M): -2.6% (PREV 3.6%) - ADVANCE GOODS EXPORTS SA (M/M): -1.8% (PREV -5.4% ... Some people (degenerates) will think this is good news

Agent_Giraffe

I mean there are screenshots of racist texts so, if those are real then the SA could be real too

rebellion_ap

AWACS off the ground again in SA, Trump timing bombing after close.....

limestone2u

It tracks DIA closely for 1 yr, and fairly closely for 3 & 5 year. lousy yield. Way too much tech (45.92% per SA). Somebody at the NYT possibly trying to pump & dump?

Moist-Guava-732

start buying gold miners GDXU GFI ORLA NG SA KGC

Own-Recipe5908

They actually hit UAE a decent bit and started hitting SA.

floridabeach9

Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, UAE, and SA have probably a few trillion dollars in sovereign wealth funds. The large drop in semiconductor stocks is probably due to them selling.

oracleofnonsense

She saved that for after he turned 15. Family tradition and legal in SA. /s

jarodbb7

Once again little Reddit weirdo wanna-be-lord...I am not a bot and am an active member of SA and have been for 4 years. It is BS that they allow certain groups of people to post at will whilst suppressing and censoring other views that do not fit their narrative. Looks like you have a lot of comments on here...Maybe you should go outside and get some sunshine or make a friend in the real world...LOL

jarodbb7

SA is the most heavily censored platform I have ever had the displeasure of wasting my money on. They allow bots to post whatever their "opinions" or "feelings" are on all the articles and heavily censor criticism of those who disagree. It makes sense after doing some research that the content moderators are all based in 3rd world India and the executive suite is in Israel. Definitely a scam.

Emilio___Molestevez

just some light SA not a huge deal

radishr

What's SA?

ClarkFable

Feels like Yemen and SA are going to escalate tonight and shits gonna spiral with Iran again.  It’s not clear TACO has many off-ramps in sight. 

Icy_Jelly_315

To get at Kharg you gotta go in thru hormuzzy. Unless you got serious shit in q8 or SA or UAE but they might not wanna be launch pads

AnnaSmiled2

Yes In June, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers fell 0.4 percent, seasonally adjusted, and rose 3.5 percent over the last 12 months, not seasonally adjusted. The index for all items less food and energy was unchanged in June (SA); up 2.6 percent over the year (NSA).

AnnaSmiled2

In June, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers fell 0.4 percent, seasonally adjusted, and rose 3.5 percent over the last 12 months, not seasonally adjusted. The index for all items less food and energy was unchanged in June (SA); up 2.6 percent over the year (NSA). Correct me if I am wrong but this is better than expected?

Mother___Night

why would SA try to escalate a fight with the Houthis at this particular moment? They must have oil calls expiring at the end of the week. Doesn't make sense otherwise.

Mother___Night

Are the Houthi's and SA just playing grab-ass, or is this gonna escalate?

Mother___Night

shits gonna get real spicy if Yemen goes after SA.

BrokenHefaistos

Oil from SA doesn't reach China so they buy very cheap from Russia bypassing the international market ?