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Putin is sending his troops home what does this mean for stocks?
What does this mean for other opportunities to make some shill.
>>1143254
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-35807689?ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbc_breaking&ns_source=twitter&ns_linkname=news_central
Syria is still too volatile, russia didnt change their weapons output dramatically, and oil is way bigger than this event. Im new to stocks, but cant really see anything being a train here.
He accomplished what he set out to do: reestablish Russia as a global superpower. Washington and the EU have zero credibility now in grandstanding Russia towards western goals. There was never any intent to get bogged down Afghanistan-style. Also, no Qatar/EU pipeline anytime soon. So if you are looking longterm, the main beneficiary of all this may be liquid natural gas exporters in America and Australia. EU will have to look for ways to untie themselves from Russia while maintaining strict energy rules adapted to combat global hoaxing. They need natural gas and lots of it. Go long CVX and LNG
RUSL going to hit $20s probably
>>1143299
>reestablish Russia as a global superpower
hahahaha no they fucking didn't
putin is pulling out with his tail between his legs because he's spending all of russias reserves just trying to keep their economies head above water, he can't afford to have his troops out there he may be facing an uprising at home
russia's future is looking straight up fucked
>>1143299
Are you blind? Russia doesn't have the money to spend billions of dollars abroad while their economy is in toilet. Putin didn't diversify his economy and they run on oil and natural gas. He should be worried about the US exporting LNG and oil to Europe.
Syria is basically the next Afghanistan and Lebanon will be piled into it. ISIS will gain much stronger foothold. US will have to clean up the mess Russia left us. We'll probably have to redraw the entire map creating ire in Turkey, but we'll pay them handsomely in military contract dealz and force them to join the EU.
>>1143301
^probably this. Basically Putin let the muzzies know that if they're with him he's not going to stab them in the back, and if they're against him he'll bomb the shit out of them. Demonstrated that he's a reliable partner. I expect RUSL to edge up.
>>1143384
>keep Assad in power.
yea for how long is he going to stay there when russia pulls out?
>>1143543
Forever. There's been no real foreign effort to unseat him anyway, outside of western proxies. Russia is the only superpower who has put boots on the ground in the guise of fighting ISIS, while directly countering western interests by defending Assad. All Russia needed was a few months to mop up the remnants of the "moderate rebels" and they can now leave America and the EU to the inevitable dirty work of defeating ISIS.
You have to read between the lines with western media reports on Russia. Imagine being in Russia and reading about American foreign policy. I can't imagine it is portrayed in a good light
>>1143528
Dont underestimate how weak the west is becoming. The U.S. is the last line of defense for the suicidal Europeans. Which bodes well for U.S. corporations. We will rape them economically once they have no where else to turn
>>1143575
how can we cuck the EU though? in which sectors?
who /long OGZPY/ here? chipped in @ 3,30
putin will make sure it goes back to 10-14ish
>>1143575
How can someone who has never served in the military even become a minister of defense? Is it because none of those countries have to defend themselves if shit goes down? Will they just cry and call their big brother?
>>1143575
the iran dude looks hard as fuck
>>1143620
All of them
>>1144241
Pretty much.. But the big guy in the government (of course, under the prime minister) is the secretary of state.
>>1143556.Pretty much this.
>start of conflict.
>civilian deaths.jpeg
Europe: Assad has to leave.
>conflict escalates, Assad loses half of Syria
>Over 200k Syrians are dead
>Isis j.peg
Europe: ISIS is the greater common enemy.
>russia.jpeg
>russia bombs ISIS, also pummels the shit out of Syrian rebels in the North
>Assad troops get back northern provinces.
Europe: eeehhmmm...
>russia, I'm out, no way I'm burying billions of $ to be here for fifteen more years, it's going to be a shit show anyway *looking at U.S with a smirk*
