the longer the war drags on the worse things get. the first few days you could make the argument its a nothing burger. but the longer a highly available commodity stays elevated, the more it works its way through the system. this is one of those events that time invalidation works against you - the longer it takes for the bull case to materialise, the greater the probability of the bear case

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