Trump is currently deciding if he's going to strike at Iran.

Now if he does, and Iran responds by closing the Strait of Hormuz, things are going to get really bad.

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Hello everyone, Dr. Chris Martinson here, and I'm back with another update for you.

I have to ask and answer this question, what happens if the Strait of Hormuz gets closed?

Now, if you don't know what the Strait of Hormuz is, that is a tiny little stretch of water that exists in the Persian Gulf,

and here we can see all of the different

choke points or passage points, if you will, for how oil transits around the world, with the

numbers in there being millions of barrels per day, straight of Hermuz clocking in at 20.9,

let's call it 21, Strait of Malacca, Panama Canal, all of those other places. So straight of

removes obviously very, very important.

And by the way, some of that 20.9 also comes out of there and then goes through the Strait of Malacca.

So a little double counting in here.

This is the Strait of Ramuz in that red circly area right there.

This is Iran, the UAE here.

And all of these countries, you have Saudi Arabia,

in Iraq, and Qatar, everybody who produces oil puts it on a boat, and it has to go right

past this little bend right here. So we have to talk about this because the street is just a two

mile wide, it's got a couple of two

mile wide navigable channels one for inbound one for outbound that's it it's so narrow there's

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