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Q: Back in August 2025 i asked about Lyondellbasell and chose to build a Position in the 40s. Things were not well back at that time but the stock price looked historically Lo.

The stock floundered but started to show some early signs of improving a few months earlier after the divi was cut (the 1st time in many years i believe).

The stock has jumped considerably (as have several other chemical companies) following higher Oil prices brought on by the Iran conflict. Noting it's cyclicality and the uncertainty of the Gulf situation would you continue to hold and at what level would you eventually look to sell based on the long term chart of LYB and circumstances playing out?

Craig
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