Will the trillion-dollar deal land? Wall Street's top team collectively experiences Middle East FOMO! Is Saudi Arabia's sickle a tool for harvesting or a player in the game?

Oil Sickle VS Dollar Sickle: The High-Stakes Game Between the US and Saudi Arabia

Next week (May 13), Trump will fly directly to Riyadh with Wall Street's top team — BlackRock's Larry Fink, Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman, Citigroup's Jane Fraser, and even the CFO of Google's parent company is coming! This lineup is more luxurious than Tesla's shareholder meeting.

Core KPI: Pressure Saudi Arabia to sign a $1 trillion military investment order with the US, focusing on harvesting energy, AI, and semiconductor sectors.

But here’s the problem — Saudi Arabia's own pockets are cleaner than their face!

Oil Price Crash: Brent crude oil plummeted from $75 to $60, and Saudi Arabia's fiscal deficit skyrocketed to $15.7 billion this year — Goldman Sachs predicts the deficit will hit $67 billion by the end of the year, doubling from the original plan!

Want to fill the hole? Oil prices need to rise to $108/barrel! [2030 Vision's Big Pit: NEOM City of the Future, Red Sea projects are burning cash, and now even the speed of bond issuance is catching up to the night before the UST collapse.

Insider Critique: Trump is forcing Saudi Arabia to be the buyer! With one hand, he’s letting Saudi Arabia buy US bonds, and with the other, he’s having Wall Street scoop up Saudi premium assets, both sickles cutting deeply!

Wall Street's Calculation: Is it a resurrection or a precise bottom fishing?

Take a look at these big shots' calculations:

BlackRock's Larry Fink: "I must unlock the wallet password of the Saudi Sovereign Fund!"

(Just last year, they secured the Saudi Aramco IPO deal) Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman: Eyeing the NEOM City infrastructure cake, ready to harvest with REITs financial magic. Qualcomm's CEO: 5G + semiconductors are the real battleground, Saudi Sovereign Fund's hard tech investments surged 300% last year.

But a fatal BUG appeared:

Saudi Arabia's foreign exchange reserves plummeted, last year they barely supported the SoftBank Vision Fund, now they themselves need to find someone to provide blood transfusions.

The harsh reality: The 2030 Vision requires attracting $100 billion in foreign investment each year, but last year it only managed to pull in $20 billion, achieving a KPI completion rate of 20%.

Alarmist Statement: This wave of US-Saudi capital marriage is comparable to the death spiral of LUNA and UST — one is short on money, the other is short on projects, and in the end, they are likely to cut each other!

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