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• 2026-01-06看多原文
  So I definitely agree about $VLO with immediate profit expansion. However, this is is taking the geopolitical angle that $CVX has basically become unspoken US Gov national arm for Oil, similar to Intel for semis. It’s the only one standing in Venezuela, and is of critical importance given Trump wants to harvest the oil, and lower oil prices before midterm elections. If you look at it in the way it basically inherited a country’s oil sector a 5% bump is not quite pricing that in. It’s not quite Chevron found a new vertical, it’s more like Chevron became the oil operator of Venezuela and that angle alone deserves p/e multiple added given its Venezuelan assets are derisked
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• 2026-01-06看多原文
  Just in: 1. Trump likely to Subsidize Oil Firms in Venezuela. 2. Trump is now currently meeting US Oil company leaders to discuss these subsidies and boosting Oil Production immediately Here’s what companies likely receives the funding and benefits: $CVX - Chevron US subsidies are basically guaranteed as they are the only U.S. major currently left that can use to immediately deploy these subsidies. Refiners $VLO, $PSX and $MPC - These refiners are built to process Venezuelan heavy crude. Subsidies mean the oil flows faster, albeit the exact allocations are more speculative due to multiple players. Service Companies $HAL, $BKR - These companies don't own the oil but they do fix the pipes. Many of these companies will likely receive subsidizes, as the US fixes extremely old pipelines. This is incredibly rewarding for US companies to capitalize on the $17T gold mine of Venezuelan oil reserves, without risking their own capital. Markets were initially pricing in high capex spend with a few of these, and now we might see a market re-rating in anticipation of these subsidies. US funding oil company spend changes the equation across the board and is bullish for oil firms like Chevron.
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• 2026-01-06中性原文
  @FrontRangeHQ I did but it’s extremely risky so $VLO, $AVAV, and $CVX look the safest right now given US gov subsidies for development. I’d be wary of the $5.9b amber energy bid that won so I’d change these weightings after today.
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• 2026-01-03中性原文
  US has now invaded Venezuela. Everyone is probably wondering the same thing: How do you profit off the situation? 1. Heavy Sour, Ammonia, and Nitrogen Fertilizers disruption ( $CF , $CVE). These are Venezuela's biggest exports. Most people will buy generic oil ETFs or light sweet crude producers. This is inefficient because light oil is not a perfect substitute for heavy oil in complex refineries. If Caribbean ammonia is stranded, the global price of nitrogen spikes. The biggest beneficiary is a US-domestic producer that uses cheap US natural gas and doesn't rely on Caribbean shipping lanes 2. Dirty Crude Processing ( $VLO ) - If competitors are starved of Venezuelan oil, Valero’s ability to source heavy crude from diverse locations (and its leverage to diesel margins) makes it resilient. 3. Naval Warfare ( $LDOS) - While retail investors buy Lockheed Martin (F-35s), the operations in the Caribbean focuses on maritime surveillance, warfare, and autonomous patrolling to enforce blockades without risking US personnel. Companies like Leidos provide these tpyes of naval tech. 4. Defense and aerospace from $AVAV to $HII and $LHX also benefit. - $AVAV recently unveiled the Red Dragon and updated Switchblade 600 variants specifically for maritime operations - $LHX provides the sensors and communications gear that link the drones ($AVAV) to the ships ($HII) and the jets ($BA). - A blockade requires significant maritime surveillance and naval assets, which benefits shipbuilders ( $HII ) 5. Direct Suppliers of recent military operation: - F/A-18E/F Super Hornet from $BA (Precision strikes on Caracas) - B-1B Lancer from $BA - UAS (Drone), MQ-9 Reaper - $RTX (MTS-B Sensors), $HON Honeywell for the Engine - Tomahawk (TLAM), $RTX So far: $AVAV - 5.91%+ $BA - 4.91% $LHX - 3.72% $CF - 3.61%+ $CVE - 3.61%+ $HII - +2.85% $RTX - 2.1% $VLO - 1.55%+ $LDOS - 1.7%+ $HON - .4%+
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• 2026-01-03中性原文
  US has now toppled Maduro's regime in Venezuela. Everyone's first thought is: How do I profit off Nation Building in Venezuela? Here's how: 1. Distressed Debt + Bonds ( $ASHM, $HLI, $LAZ ) 2x–3x multiple from "pure play" distressed Venezuelan debt owned by Ashmore $ASHM. They are the largest institutional holders of Venezuelan debt. Bonds trade in the 10–20 cent range (depending on sanctions flux). In a regime change scenario, analysts (Citi, Allianz) est a recovery of 30–55 cents on the dollar. ~2x–3x multiple on book of assets that are marked down. $HLI - IB is the primary financial advisor to the Venezuela Creditor Committee. In sovereign restructurings, the advisors are paid "success fees", and are the "picks and shovels" play for restructuring. $LAZ - sovereign debt restructuring (advised Greece, Ukraine). This firm benefit from the complexity of the deal, and Venezuela's debt stack is arguably the most complex in history. 2. Heavy Crude Transplant ( Paris: TE, $GHM) Technip - Historical architect of Venezuela’s critical infrastructure. The new gov will likely award "no-bid" or "sole-source" service contracts to the OEM to expedite repairs, as bringing in a new firm to reverse-engineer the plants would take years. $GHM - The small-cap industrial firm manufactures the vacuum ejector systems used in refineries and upgraders. To upgrade Venezuela's heavy oil, you must distill it under a vacuum to prevent it from turning into solid coke. 3. Dilutents ( $TRGP ) Before Venezuela can export high volumes of oil, it must import high volumes of diluent (naphtha or natural gasoline) to make the heavy crude flow through pipelines. $TRGP operates the Galena Park Marine Terminal, the primary hub for sending diluents to Venezuela. Reverting to US supplies means Targa’s Galena Park Marine Terminal (a major LPG/Naphtha export hub in Houston) would see an immediate massive spike in volume to displace the Iranian supply. 4. Banking Plays ( Panama: MVZ.A / MVZ.B) Mercantil is a unique anomaly, a Venezuelan bank holding company that listed in Panama and has a US presence (Amerant was spun off, but Mercantil remains). It is the most logical "bridge" for dollarized flows, remittances, and aid money moving from the US/Miami back into a reconstructed Caracas. 5. Energy Sector ( $CVX, $VLO, $PSX) The most obvious beneficiary of regime change and nation building in Venezuela is Chevron $CVX. Unlike other US majors that left, Chevron has maintained a presence in Venezuela. They have the staff, the licenses (via OFAC), and the fields (Petroboscan, Petropiar) ready to ramp up immediately. Gulf Coast Refiners $VLO and $PSX would stand to benefit as well as their Texas and Louisiana refineries were specifically built to process Venezuela's heavy, sour crude. Since sanctions hit, they have had to buy more expensive heavy crude from elsewhere. A flood of Venezuelan oil would drastically lower their feedstock costs, widening their profit margins. Artificial intelligence was one of the most profitable trades in 2025 and moving forward to 2026. Given the unexpected turn of events with a fast regime change, investing in Nation Building from banks to oil processing might become the most profitable trade in 2026.
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