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“Hormuz Is Gone” — The Oil Shock That Changes Everything | Art Berman

 

Energy expert Art Berman says the world is facing a far bigger oil shock than markets — or politicians — are admitting. In this explosive conversation with Maggie Lake, Berman argues that the idea of U.S. “energy independence” is dangerously misleading, that America still relies heavily on imported oil, and that the disruption around the Strait of Hormuz could permanently reshape global energy flows. He warns that the oil market is entering a structurally tighter era, with higher prices, greater supply-chain fragility, and major consequences for the global economy. For investors, Berman says the key is to stop trading off comforting narratives — and start looking clearly at the map.

Art Berman says the global oil system is far more fragile than most investors realize — and that the disruption around Hormuz could mark a structural shift in energy markets. For deeper research and interviews on oil, gold, commodities, and other hard assets, join Wealthion’s Real Assets Community: https://bit.ly/3QfPGqS

Art Berman warns that “energy independence” may be one of the most dangerous myths in today’s market — and that investors need to understand the risks before the next oil shock hits. Pressure-test your portfolio with Wealthion’s trusted financial advisors: https://bit.ly/4fDcCKW

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