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Iran REFUSES to Surrender — Oil Surges, Stocks Still Rising?!
By 1M65  •  May 1, 2026
Oil prices just surged past $125… then suddenly dropped. At the same time, the stock market is hitting highs. And now, Iran’s Supreme Leader has come out with a defiant statement — saying they will never give up their nuclear capability, calling it a national asset and drawing a clear red line against the United States. This changes everything. The US is now facing a tough decision: 👉 Prolong the blockade and apply economic pressure 👉 Or escalate with military action Meanwhile, Iran is tightening control over the Strait of Hormuz — where 20% of the world’s oil flows through. This is no longer just a geopolitical conflict. This is a global energy crisis in the making. So why is the stock market still going up? Why did oil spike… then fall? And what happens next? In this livestream, we break down: Iran’s real strategy and why they won’t surrender uranium Trump’s next move and the risk of military escalation Why oil is so volatile right now Why markets are behaving irrationally The 3 key scenarios investors must prepare for ⚠️ This is a critical moment — and things are moving fast. 📌 Subscribe to 1M65 Stay updated as events unfold hour by hour. #OilCrisis #IranWar #StockMarket #BreakingNews #Investing #Geopolitics #OilPrices #SNP500 #FinancialFreedom #1M65 #MacroAnalysis #MiddleEast #InvestSmart #GlobalMarkets #EconomicCrisis...
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Loo founded the Non-Profit 1M65 Movement and was one of the few non-civil servants to receive the Public Sector Transformation Award in 2018 for his 1M65 efforts. Kate, Loo’s daughter, is a 19-year-old finance guru wannabe. If you’d like to hear more from Loo and Kate on Personal Finance, please join the 1M65 Telegram Discussion Group or watch their entertaining Youtube channel.
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