Why Trump will need help from Saudi Arabia and Iran to help feed energy bulls

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "Trump's consistent support for fossil fuels versus green energy is reaffirmed loud and clear" in the official Republican Party platform published earlier this month, ahead of the party's national convention in Milwaukee this week, said Christopher Granville, managing director, global political research at TS Lombard, in a note dated Friday.
49% : "The regulatory framework in oil and gas business operates like a yoyo -- - rule playbook goes up and down with each administration," said Raj.Trump could unwind "burdensome regulations," and nothing will "please the oil producers more than having simple, lasting regulations so producers can plan for the long-term," he said.
46% : "With the polls showing Trump in the "pole position," in the presidential race, "investors are wagering on increased U.S. oil production," said Raj.
44% : "Read: Trump might deliver lower oil prices but 'mixed' performances for oil and gas stocksProduction growthUnder President Joe Biden, however, the U.S. has already become the world's largest oil producer -- despite his efforts to fight against climate change.
42% : During Trump's watch from 2017 to 2020, Iran's exports fell to 400,000 barrels per day from 1.9 million bpd, said Raj.Trump has "stated unambiguously that he will curtail Iran's oil exports, which, if brought back to 2020 level, will remove more than 1 million barrels per day," Raj said.
35% : During his address at the Republican National Convention, Trump promised to lower taxes and stop inflation through greater fossil fuel production.
31% : During the Republican National Convention, Trump reported said that the war caused by the attack on Israel would never have happened if he was president.
27% : Iran had no money," Trump said.

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