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Jack Prandelli

@jackprandelli on X

Commodity Trader / Independent Analyst · The Merchant

Daily Insights on Global Commodities Markets and Events | Commodity Trader | Founder of The Merchant (40k+ subs) 3x/week → https://t.co/P0NxCHeI5V

—Not scored on PSX yet

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Cite asCryptoQuant has tracked the directional calls on PSX by @jackprandelli on X since Sep 2026: not yet scored on PSX (as of Nov 11, 2026).

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1 PSX call on record, a thin history.

Relative view by default: fewer than 30 PSX calls or days on record.

Current BiasNeutral50% Bullish

Accurate InNot scored on PSX

Total Calls54

Cited— No press citations in the last 12 months

Total Bull/Bear477

Sentiment timeline shows relative sentiment within this analyst's history. A perma-bull showing 8 bullish : 2 bearish in a bear market sets that as their baseline. If you notice any errors, claim @jackprandelli to submit corrections.

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Recent Calls

BullishPSXDINO

4d ago on

🇨🇦 Canada’s oil discount is a $ 140m a dollar gift to US refiners. That’s what every $1 wider discount on Canadian heavy crude is worth to Phillips 66. The discount widened this year because tanker rates exploded. Canada has few cheap ways to sell its oil except south. 🔹 Marathon expects record Canadian heavy runs in Q4 🔹 HF Sinclair sees wide discounts through 2027 🔹 US refiners’ shares rose well over 100% this year at the peak, Reuters data show Canada pumps it. Washington’s refiners cash it. Here is the entry I took and why👇

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In The Press

BeInCrypto·2w ago

"Dated Brent, the physical cargo price, slid from about $135 in early October to around $118."

CoinDesk·8mo ago

"After major geopolitical shocks, oil prices usually rise gradually for weeks. The average pattern shows oil typically climbing 20–30% within ~60 days after the shock. Markets often underprice the first phase of supply risk. The real move tends to happen once physical disruptions start showing up in flows and inventories."