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BWET surged 1,645% on VLCC freight rates driven by the Strait of Hormuz closure, but a ceasefire could erase gains within hours.
WTI crude already dropped from $112 to $98 in one week, signaling the war premium may be softening before any formal resolution.
BWET's 3.5% expense ratio and punishing futures roll costs create structural drag that compounds losses if freight rates reverse.
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The Breakwave Tanker Shipping ETF (NYSEARCA:BWET) has delivered one of the most extreme returns of any U.S.-listed fund in living memory, climbing 1,645% over the past year and 836% year to date to close near $180. Investors hold BWET to bet on crude tanker freight rates through near-dated futures, mostly 90% Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) and 10% Suezmax contracts. The fund's gain is real, but it rests almost entirely on one event, and that is the risk worth understanding before deciding what to do with the position.
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