Sal Mercogliano
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first heard Sep 2026
last heard 8 Sep
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Uh we'll also begin to see some cancellations of voyages where that comes in.
And what will start to happen is literally a bidding war.
I think before we see
that really take hold, we'll see another spike in fuel prices.
It'll go up from where we're sitting at right now, about eight hundred and fifty dollars a ton.
We're gonna start seeing that begin to go up.
And when we see that go up, particularly in the large bunkering hubs, that's gonna be the big indication that this is starting to take hold.
Got it.
What we had prior to February twenty-eighth was a nice steady flow of about a hundred and thirty ships coming out a day.
What we're getting right now is a pulse.
They come out in groups.
These convoys are being run by the United States.
So when you hear Secretary Beston or Secretary Wright come out and say, okay, we moved 18 million barrels, I I don't deny that they did that.
The problem is you need to look at the average because what you're doing is pushing a convoy of ships through
Through at night, through the Strait of Hormuz, guarded by US aircraft, uh fixed-wing helicopters, probably some drones, uh both surface and air, moving through.
But then the problem you have is what we're seeing, and we're seeing this because you can see it visually.
You can't see the ships go through the Strait of Hormuz either on the AIS tracking or by satellite, because they do it at night.
But the next morning you see ships arrive in the Gulf of Oman.
And what they're doing is transforming.
Transferring their fuel to other ships.
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