Soar Financially, Released on 1/25/26 (Recorded on 1/22/26)

Doomberg explains why oil markets barely reacted to Venezuela’s political shock — and why that calm is misleading. He breaks down how oversupply is capping oil prices, why Venezuela’s return is bearish long-term, and how U.S., China, and energy supermajors are quietly reshaping the oil map. We also cover Iran, Middle East tensions, Starlink, and why markets aren’t pricing war, plus why Europe’s energy weakness is becoming a strategic liability.

00:00 Venezuela Shock — Why Oil Didn’t Move
01:47 What Really Changed in Venezuela
04:31 How Much Oil Venezuela Can Add
06:10 Why Supply Is Bearish Long-Term
08:11 Guyana, Exxon & Energy Power Plays
10:16 China’s Role in Venezuela Oil
12:28 Trump’s Energy Strategy Explained
14:11 Iran, Starlink & Middle East Risks
17:31 Why Markets Aren’t Pricing War
20:17 The “Board of Peace” Explained
23:27 Europe’s Energy Wake-Up Call
26:17 Trump’s Shock-and-Control Tactics
30:44 What Doomberg Is Watching Next
32:12 Where to Follow Doomberg

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  doomberg, energy, middle-east, oil, venezuela