Is the Oil Crisis About to Break Global Supply Chains?

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Ed Elson speaks with Ryan Petersen about how rising oil prices and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could cause the worst supply chain disruption of our lifetime. Then, Ed is joined by Gil Luria to discuss why software stocks sold off again after Anthropic released a new tool on Claude Cowork. Finally, Ed breaks down the evidence of insider trading on the Iran War this week. 

Ryan Petersen is the CEO of Flexport – one of the world’s leading freight and logistics platforms. Gil Luria is the Head of Technology Research at D.A. Davidson. 

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Ed Elson speaks with Ryan Petersen about how rising oil prices and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could cause the worst supply chain disruption of our lifetime. Then, Ed is joined by Gil Luria to discuss why software stocks sold off again after Anthropic released a new tool on Claude Cowork. Finally, Ed breaks down the evidence of insider trading on the Iran War this week. 

Ryan Petersen is the CEO of Flexport – one of the world’s leading freight and logistics platforms. Gil Luria is the Head of Technology Research at D.A. Davidson. 

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2026-03-25 35 min
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