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Dying-Intern

The EU and UN are impotent and aren’t capable of enforcing a mortgage contract

mido_sama

Iran also wants deal but with 3rd party (EU, UN) enforcing it since they don’t trust USA anymore plus some benefits.

KateCrash87

yeah but I'm in the EU and traded a european index (moving all the same)

orange-heroin

I would generally agree w you cuz I had the same view during tariffs, harder to TACO by himself out this war though because if he cant sell it as a “Iran begged me” typa story - the middle east and EU could lose confidence in the states to be their military daddy and the lack of confidence then leads to shaky USD + if he taco by himself, then to pass through hormuz the other countries are forced to trade in Yuan - losing reserve currency status might suddenly make our 36t debt real money and not fake monopoly money and then its joever

Emergency_Dish_1213

Bullish if he actually gets an oil deal with Iran for US and EU.

NotMe357

Ya, but both mean he TACO. There is nothing much TACO can do now other than do what Iran asks him to do. If he dares not to attack Iran's Energy Facilities then he wouldnt dare to take Kharg Island either. EU and NATO need this oil problem to resolve fast so I think they'll join TACO to stop this war by be the middle-man and help TACO make a deal with them.

psyfregle

Idk, there was some Crazy Posts before. But in the EU the market startet Green.

acart005

Whats funny is EU poot holdera had a chance to get out.

leeuwvanvlaanderen

EU markets well into correction territory we’re fucked 

DMT1703

Going to invest stocks of companies that is either a renewable energy company in EU or related to the infrastructure of electricity or someshit. Might throw more on bateries related companies. I kinda doubt this "conflicts" in middle east gonna go wells cause so far I have more reason to believe it will rising tension than just de-risking atm/.

aja_18

I agree. But it's not only US that is now suffering... pretty much EU and big Asian countries are now starting to feel the effect of Iran war.

Commander_Celty

Nah, firmly out on the EU. Portfolio is looking good. Avoiding losses in high probability uncertainty is a gift. Still, how’s your portfolio doing? If it were in the EU would it be doing better? 😬

Commander_Celty

Lol, no one wants to join the EU. How much of your portfolio is there? I bet it’s less than half.

Historical_Bother274

Dont worry bulls, EU markets will open soon and we will freak the fuck out and sell everything

LXVIIIKami

EU is doing pretty well. We'll let y'all in, but it's gonna cost ya

TheFutureIsAFriend

Actually, the Greenland fixation (if it turns into action) will probably undo NATO. Who knew their biggest member would attack another NATO country? Once NATO loses its solidarity, Russia can do what it wants without worrying about Article 5. In the end, the EU is going to have to find a way to stand together and fund their own defense without the US for the foreseeable future. They can buy arms from Canada.

Liminal_Aspect

Cause of your free health care, functioning democracy, and freedom of movement across EU nations

Crazy_Donkies

Bro.  You know we live in a global economy, right?  Inputs go up in China and Korea and EU = our inputs and prices go up = lower profits = stock prices go downsies.

PureInsaneAmbition

Russia can't 'roll over the EU and North Africa' - they can't even take the Donbas in Ukraine. Russia control less of Ukrainian land now then they did four years ago, and the military/economy is so depleted it has one foot over a grave and the other foot on a banana peel.

AlbertiApop2029

I'll check it out, I'm playing with EU (enCore Energy) right now. I'm super excited about this sector and the GeneralMatter IPO. I have alot to learn still.  Is that a Price Distribution model on the right-hand side of your chart? I need to figure out how to do that.

SpecialBeatForce

EU diplomats sliding into Iran’s DMs and Tehran backing off from attacking Saudi oil field might safe us tomorrow from crashing: https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/eus-top-diplomat-spoke-with-irans-foreign-minister-official-says/ EU-Iran Diplomatic Talks The European Union's top diplomat recently engaged in direct discussions with Iran's foreign minister to address escalating Middle Eastern tensions and nuclear concerns. This diplomatic outreach represents a concerted effort to prevent regional spillover and find a peaceful resolution to current conflicts. ____ https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-890833 Iran-Saudi Arabia De-escalation Iran’s Supreme Leader has reportedly signaled that the country does not seek a war with Saudi Arabia, easing fears of a major disruption to global oil supplies. This shift in rhetoric suggests a move toward regional de-escalation and could provide much-needed stability to volatile international markets.

Jarlaxle_rigged_it

wtf literally 1 more week of daylight savings time difference between US and EU?? That's 3 whole weeks total this year.. why the fuck does EU wait so long

ReDesignMe

I was going to go back to Europe with whatever money I had leftover and start fresh. I have EU citizenship. 

ReDesignMe

I also have EU citizenship and can fly off to retire in cheaper countries. 

_Doomer_Wojack_

Slovenia just started rationing fuel. 50 liters per day for private vehicles. First EU country to do it. Once one does it the rest follow. This is the physical shortage hitting Main Street. Started with tankers not moving through Hormuz, then refineries shutting down, then wholesale prices spiking, now it’s at the gas station. But sure WTI at $98 is fine. Everything is fine.

Wrong-Somewhere2635

EU = US vassal = Israeli vassel

ToonamiNights

The Pentagon announced $200B for the Iran war. Iran is hellbent on not giving the US what they want and keeping control of the Strait of Hormuz. The EU has been pretty clear they aren't getting involved. I am betting the S&P will trend down for at least the next month or 2.

crvarporat

Trump is TACO. Just remember 1 month ago he announced EU tariffs for Greenland and said he will take it. Stocks fell he changed,his mind and,stocks went up

IronyElSupremo

> backup plan Single countries are just too tough to call especially with rising geopolitical risks (unless in a market cap situation like buying both a China ETF in proportion with an ex-China EM ETF to isolate profits). EM was hot at the beginning of the year but not now. Last year oil lovers were licking their chops about Gulf energy refiners for example, now look what happened as solar gets a boost (even in the U.S.). Single countries and most sectors are just too tough to call. There’s pros and cons to every investable market open to the public. The US, for its bad press recently, does have a 2-ocean barrier with plenty of cheap iron and wood, .. and plenty of ag/decent amt of other resources. The EU especially will need to buy US weapons until its own independent capabilities slowly come online (defense itself is a slow moving sector on the upswing and the EU will only slowly ween itself off US tech if ever).

99Fan

Xyz on hyper liquid is spy futures. It has nasdaq too. Several EU countries and Canada are actively working on opening up the strait as we speak.

LonelyTAA

Hardly relevant, though. The EU has been trying to steer clear of this conflict. Firing a missle into the EU would be a colossal mistake for Iran.

AllCapNoBrake

Bro, western EU is owned by israel. You all about to die for the tiny hats.

MosskeepForest

Not really a WW.... just the US unilaterally destabilizing the global economy on a whim. No one wants to be involved in what the US is doing. But if Russia or China had done something like this, then the world would have risen to stop them.... But the EU cucks wouldn't dare question daddy USA.... so they can sit there and watch while our insane emperor plays games with the world economy lol

exhibit304

Best thing he can do. Ultimatums won't work. Taking kharg island won't work. Opening up the strait militarily won't work ( or it'll take too long ) Just leave. Say you've set them back 10 years and fuck off back to tweeting about how EU has been ripping USA off for years

Purple_Squirrel_6883

EU = US vassals. They won't do anything besides a strongly worded statement here and there.

TunaGamer

Why no EU country got mad at this shiet show ? Possible WW3 but they seem chill with it.

Crocadilapig

Any everyone here in the EU thought Russia was the bad guys 😂

toucanflu

Iran, it’s a trap. Don’t listen to any one of them that isn’t the EU, Australia or Canada. This effs everyone so bad but give them hell until they crumble. This is complete fubar and we need a reset at this point.

tugrulthelol

"We ... express support to our partners in the region in the face ​of the unjustifiable attacks ​by the Islamic Republic of Iran ‌and ⁠its proxies," the ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom ​and ​the ⁠United States, as well as the top ​EU diplomat, said in ​a ⁠statement. "We condemn in the strongest terms the regime’s ⁠reckless ​attacks against civilians ​and civilian infrastructure, including energy infrastructure," ​they said. Ah yes my strongly worded letter technique I haven't used since the heian era, this will surely make Iran stop and pump the markets on Monday

SHFTD_RLTY

I work in commodity hedgeing for EU airlines. While EU airlines commonly hedge about 60-80% of their Jet exposure in the short term and a fair amount of exposure in the medium term, most American airlines stopped hedgeing their fuel exposure a decade ago. The reasons are on one hand their profit margins are a bit higher so they have more money in the treasury to offset the losses, however this really does look bleak for their stock price as extremely high short term and prolonged high fuel prices will definitely not be good for their liquidity. The second reason they stopped hedgeing is that american airlines (plural) have a monopoly on the US market. Everybody buys the same commodity (Jet-1) for basically the same price so when prices rise, they can simply offload it to their customers without having to worry about their competition because nobody hedges anymore. So the people who voted for this buffoon will be the most impacted by the rising prices while the EU is a lot better prepared.

HEK293INVAX

RedditAdvice : The street is just thinking OIL price yet the LNG price affects industries across the rest of the world too, and N.A. LNG is much cheaper than everywhere else, EU and ASIA is more than double the U.S. price, the "energy spread" acts as a structural subsidy giving U.S. based industry a clear cost advantage to others. Historically it has been as much as 5x higher. **Chemicals & Fertilizers, Heavy Manufacturing -i**nexpensive gas-fired electricity for domestic investment in steel, glass, and plastic-resin production for exports and culling the overseas competition both domestically and abroad. TheEnergyWar will continue till morale improves. I speculate Russia, Turkey, Iran and Houthis with Chinese tech support for this new Axis of Opportunity. This is volatility off the charts brewing. $EONR $TSLVF is all I own. Am sidelined from everything else now yet see major upside in XLF next week along with Energy sectors, XLU is not favoured as much as many companies are tied to AI and that could be indirectly and directly affected from Israel (INTC) and Taiwan (TSM). It's a stock pickers market now, no indices for me, thankyou. AI&I

upnflames

Well, the US market would have to take a real dump to perform as badly as the EU600. There's probably some short term gain to be made vs. the SP500 cause current US market conditions suck, but if the US actually crashed so would Europe. Too many large European companies make the bulk of their profit in the US, it crashed and the whole house of cards falls.

NarpRocks

Laundry and cleaning, then EU5

not_my_monkeys_

I agree with everything you just said. I also think it’s still the most likely scenario going forward, in fact I forecast that the 31st MEU will storm Kharg island after markets close next weekend. Trump is desperate for leverage. If he tucks tail and runs now, without opening the Strait to US and EU tankers, the entire western hemisphere will spiral into a horrible recession that will have his name on it. He thinks that taking Kharg will give him the cards he needs to negotiate the reopening. I don’t think it will *work*, I think the IRGC will respond to that by systematically destroying the oil infrastructure of the region and the recession happens anyway. But I think Trump intends to try it.

Left-Associate3911

I genuinely believe there is a new world order being established: USA wants the entire North America; Russia will be allowed to roll over EU and North Africa; China gets everything in the east, including India southern Africa. And the dream of greater Israel will be Middle East. All these nations and alliances that exist today - and folks think they will protect them, are worthless. Why? Because the fight is for natural resources. And the larger nations having realised this are moving to establish the new world order. Doesn’t matter if NATO countries increase spend to 3% - w/o the USA NATO can’t do shit against a truly belligerent Russia. New world order is coming, and it’s all about resources.

Playful_Stick488

With all the crap that comes out of his mouth about the EU would you help him either?

Potential_Salt_5780

We don’t. We have very few cards left now that everyone is making deals without us. EU is fast tracking defense and tech infrastructure. China is also moving towards less dependence from the US. Everyone wins except the US thanks to Trump.

AirwickS

EU said nah to protecting the Strait. Mango pressure campaign is failing so far. VXUS going to be choppy.

rym1469

Probably because half of those countries are not in the EU.

Douglas_Fresh

Why would you lead with UAE? And not say the EU?

RacingGreen94

The EU is not a country. Are you talking about the French Riviera or northern Lithuania?

patchyj

True, but nations are realised they dont want to be chained to a mad dog, and we're only 1 year and change into it. 3 more years [minimum], with a strong chance of global recession and toxic, mutil trillion dollar private equity on the verge of imploding....the EU is ramping up investment into homegrown tech alternatives to silicon valley, China is kicking ass, Africa rapidly developing with a young and hungry population...its not impossible the USD loses its reserve status in the next decade

aftherith

Where are you looking? You can buy some amazing houses in the EU sub 100k US.

rollinhating

Because EU number 1?

Moepenmoes

Why the fuck do houses cost in EU cost 3x as much as in the US?

parsimonyBase

In the UK we are currently paying around 9.60 USD a gallon. Prices across the EU are much the same. Fuel prices at the pumps are up around 15% since the war began. The rest of the world has always considered US fuel prices to be incredibly low.

Left-Slice9456

EU has increased imports of natural gas from Russia through out the entire Ukraine war. They say they cut back on oil quite a bit but who knows how it gets moved around, and who knows if the sanctions are just helping China get cheaper oil and gas? It's cold in Europe and that would be like the US suddenly not buying gas for cars. EU also need fuel so there will be a lot of effort to keep supply going, and will likely just shuffle around supply chains.

Official05

It might be US officials bluffing to involve the EU

CoughRock

i mean their demand is literally stop bombing us and offer security guarantee. EU would need to stop their "allies" usa and israel from bombing. Kind of hard to do with two mad man going at it unrestrained. Kind of hard to negotiate for opening while the bombing still on going. It's asking them to give up their only leverage while the enemy is at the door knocking. It's a war of survival for them.

Vanillas_Guy

The EU is basically the last bastion of customer and property rights. GDPR is probably the greatest piece of legislation in years. By tying the fine to a percentage of income, companies actually have to take legal obligations seriously. Laws stop becoming suggestions and actually start becoming a financial threat which forces CEOs and boards to take them seriously.

NotMe357

There is also repot that EU or NATO leaders is in talk to find a way to open Strait of Hormuz, so if they can find a way to work with Iran this week then oil will dump and the stock market will pump. Anything can happen in this market lol

NotMe357

If TACO send boots to Iran then sell because its gonna be a bloodbath. IMO, in this market its best do day-trade and sell anything that pump until there is somehow a confirmation about peace on Iran war. There is report: "The Pentagon is deploying thousands of additional Marines and three warships to the Middle East, per Reuters" I think TACO is going all in on Iran now. The only one who can save hin is EU and China and none of them want to join this war.

rieux1990

Because Iran also faces pressure from neutral countries like China, India, the EU, etc to tell them to keep the strait open. Nobodies wants the strait closed and nobody can handle it being closed for a long time, not even the Iranians. Well, maybe except the Russians.

CaskJeeves

🥭 seriously just Leroy Jenkins'ed Iran out of nowhere and is now gonna pull out like a college kid without a rubber, and then blame the fallout on the EU lol It would be hilarious if it wasn't gonna result in $200/barrel

BlueSonjo

Any of the many non-US ETFs, in whatever brokerage you use.  EU, Emerging Markets, Asia, Canada. Whatever brokerage you use will have an ETF tab where you can look these up.

Ashamed_Ad_8365

Well if EU has any ambition, they will make a deal with Iran and the Gulf States to buy their product in EUR and to hell with the dollar.

Revolutionary-Fuel25

Iran asked NATO and the EU and UK to get involved, but they refused — which was actually Trump's goal all along. Then, when Iran responded militarily in the Gulf, it drew those countries into the situation anyway — but through the disruption of oil exports. This created pressure on the EU and China due to oil and gas shortages and rising prices. Now, all those countries are begging to participate and get involved, but Trump is in no rush to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

8--2

This is what I see as the most likely outcome unfortunately. Every other country not already implicated in our bullshit is going to do whatever they need to in order to protect their national interests. If that means the EU, China, India, etc. get all buddy buddy with Iran and trade right of passage through the strait for a commitment to stay out of the war and/or place sanctions against the U.S. (such as not trading oil with them) they're going to jump on it.

tachyonvelocity

There are major implications for this: Did Trump just surrender control of Hormuz to Iran? That means Iran can control or selectively allow ships through in the future, unless EU/others provide their navies (not going to happen). This is extremely beneficial to China as it's possible some oil trade will actually be settled in Yuan.

StrongCelery

“ A little learning is a dangerous thing “. The EU is not a single country the US is. The EU does not have an independent military and thus cannot murder people worldwide in our name. There is no single person in Europe that can send us to war on a whim to stay out of jail for being a pedophile. And there is no single person in Europe that can threaten our allies with invasion because they want to get their hands on minerals contained beneath said country. So size and population is immaterial, I suggest you read some good books on the politics of Europe it may help you.

Vykrumsky

That's his point we look at it from the US dollar, but because OP has to convert it to EU he loses money, cause the US dollar is worth less and is continuing to decline in value. Here in the states the S&P is up, but when you liquidate to US it doesn't go as far as it did a year ago thanks to tarrifs and wars inflating goods. And don't tell me inflation is at 2-3% cause I have fucking pulse and know my grocery bill has skyrocketed well above 2-3%

sarges_12gauge

And for people who use that currency instead of other currencies? It’s like telling French people that they’re morons for using EU markets because the Swiss franc appreciated against the euro

DizzyDentist22

Yeah. EU stocks aren’t really doing any better right now. US stocks are down -4.72% YTD, while EU stocks are down -6.45% YTD. All of Reddit has told me to rotate out of US stocks and into EU stocks though lol. Wonder how that’s panning out for them right now

shartpants187

The US is twice the size of the entire EU and has 75% of the population size. Do people of France coordinate protests for people in Italy? We also have state laws, which is why I live in a blue state Not saying there shouldn’t be more outrage, but it’s naive to think of America as just another country

LarryStink

I think this is about as good of a take as any.  > Here is the main reason of this stupid War. Chevron & Exxon said NO in January to Capex in Venezuela With $60 Oil. But just 24h after Iran War and especially with Oil at $100 a Long Queue of Big Oils is ready to please POTUS. The Plan is to endures Iran War at least for 1 year...The time needed for having Capex deployed in Venezuela. > EU like during RU-UA will now have no alternative to buy A LOT of Dollars to pay Oil from USA. Fix US Trade Balance via IR War. trump not worried about dollar going doing and he said "I can make the dollar go up and down like a yo-yo." And yesterday announced no intentions of oil export restrictions. If high oil prices were a concern they would be limiting exports like other countries. But they are not. They want higher oil prices and to export to countries affected by this war.

SteakGoblin

Odds for the EU or USA rate? Off a quick search, EU rate is significantly lower than USA rate currently.

teh_herper

#BREAKING: EU NATO members preparing to discuss the approval of a tactically worded letter, during office hours

ThatOneRedditBro

Idk man. I know trump gets a lot of shit but he just took out Venezuela like it was nothing to help secure oil. Im pretty sure the EU is in it with him on Greenland to build up troops there to put pressure on russia on making a miscalculation. Its all political theater and I assure you NATO and the US are working together. Its all distractions. We wouldn't go in unless we knew we could take them out quick to avoid being pulled in. I doubt China wants to get involved and there's likely aome deal with US and Xi on giving them Taiwan in exchange for Iran's regional power.  I bet Iran shits the bed and surrenders either before Kharg invasion or immediately following.

tika_dengu

There is no incentive to help if Oil prices stay around $100. Ban exports of Oil, decouple USO from Brent. Watch how EU countries will come sailing when Brent shoots past $500.

RareGuarantee3532

yesterday F35 hit in Iran, BB lyin about not hittin more oil facilities, pdf poopin on Japan, Iran not ready to chat, Oil reserves release over if it lasts more than 10 days, Oil pumpin, Gaz pumpin, EU dumpin. US clients gettin poor, rich people not wanting to be US clients anymore, US gonna dump, mi put gonna pump.

Irishbros1991

People are also forgetting that Asia need that oil alot more than us so they will pay through the teeth for it and drive the prices up so yes China can now hurt the American/EU economy this way while still getting cheap oil from Iran and Russia...

moorhound

Alright, this shits about to blow the fuck out by Monday. EU's not riding along with this shit, and they're ready for a pivot towards Asia/India. Dumbass Kahanist extremists got control of Israel and dragged the US into the war they've been trying to get since 9/11. The fucking *RUS/UKR war* is about to come to and end due to this fuckery, and no major player in the world is going to be strongly supporting the US/Israeli side. If you're leveraged long, *get the fuck out*. Hold your 401ks; this shit will hopefully blow over with an impeachment, but I suggest diversifying into Japanese semis (ATEYY/TOELY/CAJPY). American markets are about to get long-term fuckin wrecked. IP is a mobile commodity, these guys don't care where the fuck they're doing work as long as it's the right place, and with the climate the US isn't the right place. Permbols; *get the fuck out or lose your goddamn money*. This Iran shit is getting bigger than your pea brains can comprehend. Bessy's floats aren't gonna hold this past April.

LarryStink

Trump yesterday "no plans on oil export restrictions" they want higher oil prices. And they want EU to buy it, from us. 

LarryStink

I think this is about as good of a take as any.  > Here is the main reason of this stupid War. Chevron & Exxon said NO in January to Capex in Venezuela With $60 Oil. But just 24h after Iran War and especially with Oil at $100 a Long Queue of Big Oils is ready to please POTUS. The Plan is to endures Iran War at least for 1 year...The time needed for having Capex deployed in Venezuela. > EU like during RU-UA will now have no alternative to buy A LOT of Dollars to pay Oil from USA. Fix US Trade Balance via IR War. > trump not worried about dollar going doing and he said "I can make the dollar go up and down like a yo-yo." 

DMT1703

Oh wow the EU indexes are going for a recover. Russian still green thou. Will next week be green ? Or this is just a hopeful bounce that will going for drop next week?

_Doomer_Wojack_

EU LEADERS: "WE SHALL NEVER HELP OPEN THE STRAIT, OUR GREEN TRANSITION IS SACRED" EU LEADERS 2 DAYS LATER AFTER ENERGY PRICES JUST DID A 10X AND YIELDS ARE MOONING HARD ENOUGH TO TRIGGER A 2008 BANK HEEMING: "ACTUALLY ON SECOND THOUGHT MAYBE WE SHOULD HELP OPEN THE STRAIT REAL QUICK LADS PLS SEND THE NAVY THX" LMAOOOOOOOOO these paper-handed Eurocucks folded faster than a French surrender flag. Your entire continent's "diversified" energy portfolio just got absolutely margin called into oblivion while Deutsche Bank is sweating bullets praying the ECB printer still works.

daedalus_dance

The EU has a stronger industrial base than the United States by virtue of internal developing economies to outsource too. Whilst the US is having a huge debate about re-shoring manufacturing in the EU much of it is happening in Poland, Romania, Bulgaria. You don't know this because its unlikely you have access to the Polish Stock market but it massively outperformed the United States last 5 years. Its covered here: [https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2025/09/17/europes-great-stockmarket-inversion](https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2025/09/17/europes-great-stockmarket-inversion) The US believes growth is tech, yet its currently panicking about critical resources, manufacturing, labour regulation, healthcare. Your economy is too lopsided and benefitted greatly from the tech boom but its failing to create growth for the population and you all know it. Besides that, when you add in the UK, Switzerland, Norway, Turkey - the European economic region has greater GDP than the US. That's precisely why the trade war with Europe was highly misguided at we are at year 2 without a tariff deal :) Paul Krugman has a good exploration of it all here - whether or not you agree with him its worth looking at the counterpoints to how Americans currently assess what an economy *should be doing*: [https://paulkrugman.substack.com/p/europe-v-america-whos-really-winning](https://paulkrugman.substack.com/p/europe-v-america-whos-really-winning)

emperorjoe

Yes... these are long term agreements that are done with the US government the foreign government and the independent companies. They aren't able or allowed to jack up the prices because it's Tuesday. They need US approval to sell, US approval for technology transfer, US approval for the industrial base build out, US approval for who gets what orders and when. The US government manages foreign military sales as it's a vested interest of the US government. > Tho given how Trump is trashing our diplomacy im not sure there is much room for them to do so. The USA is 44% of the world's foreign military sales, And it's not changing for decades. For let's say Canada to buy something other than a f35 or something there needs to be an alternative, and spare industrial capacity for that alternative. There are a handful of nations that have the base military demand to actually fund the R&D, build and maintain the industrial base and keep production running for decades. Once again taking billions of dollars in capex to build out that Industrial base and supply chain. There are a handful of nations capable of even participating in FMS while everyone else is forced to buy from those players. > What about EU mil comp? Virtually identical. No nation is tolerating a military company doing anything like that. They would be nationalized, or they would go to another company.

ValuableOven734

Is this true if they are selling abroad? Tho given how Trump is trashing our diplomacy im not sure there is much room for them to do so. What about EU mil comp?

superstevo78

diversity your stocks with some EU and asia funds with a mix of value and growth, put some into cash 5% just in case you need to withdraw, and get a few broad bonds in different government bonds versus private sector... and buckle up, buckaroos. it's going to get weird.

bigbossmitch

They both are on the brink of revolutionary cancer treatment. Both are financially stable to complete their trials. IBRX has their drug approved for use in Saudi Arabia and EU, but are also working on getting it approved in the US. Their revinue increased by over 700% in the last quarter, and there are many other reasons. Definitely worth looking into though. Also, fuck cancer!

Douchelampe

Well, tbf the current industry and economic problems are not only because of high energy prices. One could even argue that since the price of natural gas dictates the price of electrical power in the EU, and Germany only net imported a small percentage of energy, that the lack of nuclear power plants is not the biggest problem for the german industry right now. Sure, it would've been better for the environment to prolong the usage of nuclear power for a few more years, but from a cost perspective the exit was not as bad as some make it out to be.

skymagic

EU LEADERS are *not* fucking around rn holy shit 🫣

pineapplekiwipen

it's EU they're about to send a letter threatening a strongly worded letter

wmzula

Thoughts and prayers, but from EU

2020isgreat

EU LEADERS: STRONGLY CONDEMN IRAN’S INDISCRIMINATE STRIKES AND EXPRESS SOLIDARITY WITH AFFECTED COUNTRIES so you gonna do something about it or???[](https://x.com/FirstSquawk/status/2034744604638290204)

skymagic

> EU LEADERS: STRONGLY CONDEMN IRAN’S STRIKES AND EXPRESS SOLIDARITY WITH AFFECTED COUNTRIES 👀 *oh...shit!* SPY 700 by open 🙌

2020isgreat

The good news is the EU gets fucked more than us

Special-Remove-3294

How would they be regarded? If USA blocked oil exports then like 50% of the world's oil supply would be off limits for EU and AFAIK almost all of that remaining 50% would be getting eaten by China and other East Asian nations. EU would literally have no energy if both US and Hormuz were blocked. Like it would not even be a matter of high prices but a physical huge oil deficit. We would not have a choice if this happened. Tbh at least the right wing regard weirdos would have their way and go back to the "good old times" as they call them.....ahh that sweet 2 hours of electricty per day and rationing of everything😍

lOo_ol

The Israeli government welcomes carnage. It radicalizes their population, justifies a constant state of war, and triggers all sorts of financial aid from the US and the EU. A bloodbath on all sides is pretty much their one and only playbook.