China. China is Iran's largest oil customer, often 80% of Iran's exports and the world's

top importer. It already settles much of its trade in yuan, aligning with

de-dollarization goals. The fact that, okay, the fact that the UAE now leaves OPEC,

that means they can pay for oil, more and yuan they pay for a little bit of

oil in it now right but they're shelling out u.s dollars they want to be able to pay you on

Saudi Arabia is going to follow close behind believe believe me, if OPEC gets weaker.

What is that going to do to the dollar?

Why do you think we start talking about precious metals in 2024 and into 2025?

We understood these things can happen.

A weaker OPEC reduces collective production discipline,

leading to potentially higher near-term prices

and more long-term supply flexibility and lower average prices.

That's long-term.

We're going to feel the pain, folks, short-term.

I mean, we put so much information and intel together on this.

It's crazy.

So, UAE is leaving on May 1st.

Announced his departure from OPEC yesterday, citing national interest.

Yeah.

They're getting their ass bombed by Iran, and they want to actually turn that into more money as well.

It's a good time.

And many outlets, like I said, and commentators are calling it a major blow to the cartel and a

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