NEW YORK / LONDON – As geopolitical friction between Iran and the U.S. intensifies, the global energy market has entered a phase of unprecedented and suspicious volatility. Jamos Parsa, a prominent financial analyst, is raising alarms over what he describes as the intentional manipulation of oil charts by major global powers.
Over the last 48 to 72 hours, Brent and WTI crude experienced massive price surges, pumping from $70 to over $100 before dumping back within hours. According to Jamos Parsa, these movements are far from organic.
“The U.S. government, currently the world’s leading oil producer and holder of massive reserves, is utilizing the threat of conflict between Iran and Israel to influence prices,” Parsa stated. He argues that while the world is distracted by war headlines, significant players are orchestrating price swings to reap massive profits.
Parsa emphasizes that the rapid pumping and dumping of oil prices allows those in control of the supply—specifically under the Trump administration’s energy policies—to capitalize on the volatility. “This is a calculated game on the charts. By leveraging geopolitical fear, they have managed to engineer price hikes that generate billions in a matter of hours, only to let the market crash once the profit targets are met,” Parsa concluded.