Interesting OIL I haven't hear such a thing.
I am just interested to have that, but I don't have enough knowledge about it so better I am just going to do bitcoin.
Topic: Long term OIL - page 57. (Read 91718 times)
price reached 32.20
Chinese traders closing their positions in panic
price reached 32.20
The recent tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran could set a spark on the price of oil. On the other side, the price of oil has felt so rapidly the last 3-4 months, that it really should rise up on the near future. The low price of oil increases the demand of oil, and whit Western countries getting back on track, the need of oil increases. The members of OPEC must also have an interest in seeing the oil prices rise - lower oil prices equals lower profits.
OPEC wants low prices until American companies have permanently shut down a significant amount of mining operations. They want to permanently harm their competitors.
Price will likely go much lower still. Demand is still much lower than production, Iran can start producing a lot more when they want and now Russia is also pumping more than before.
Yup. The fight is all about market share.
If American companies had joined the OPEC cartel, then maybe the Saudis would have not been so keen to continue pumping crude.
The recent tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran could set a spark on the price of oil. On the other side, the price of oil has felt so rapidly the last 3-4 months, that it really should rise up on the near future. The low price of oil increases the demand of oil, and whit Western countries getting back on track, the need of oil increases. The members of OPEC must also have an interest in seeing the oil prices rise - lower oil prices equals lower profits.
OPEC wants low prices until American companies have permanently shut down a significant amount of mining operations. They want to permanently harm their competitors.
Price will likely go much lower still. Demand is still much lower than production, Iran can start producing a lot more when they want and now Russia is also pumping more than before.
The recent tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran could set a spark on the price of oil. On the other side, the price of oil has felt so rapidly the last 3-4 months, that it really should rise up on the near future. The low price of oil increases the demand of oil, and whit Western countries getting back on track, the need of oil increases. The members of OPEC must also have an interest in seeing the oil prices rise - lower oil prices equals lower profits.
OPEC wants low prices until American companies have permanently shut down a significant amount of mining operations. They want to permanently harm their competitors.
Price will likely go much lower still. Demand is still much lower than production, Iran can start producing a lot more when they want and now Russia is also pumping more than before.
The recent tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran could set a spark on the price of oil. On the other side, the price of oil has felt so rapidly the last 3-4 months, that it really should rise up on the near future. The low price of oil increases the demand of oil, and whit Western countries getting back on track, the need of oil increases. The members of OPEC must also have an interest in seeing the oil prices rise - lower oil prices equals lower profits.
HOW ONE INVESTS IN OIL?
You can trade almost everything in the cfd. It's easy, cheap, and very liquid.
You can start trade oil with $100 of margin, or even less.
About CFD
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/contractfordifferences.asp
http://www.intertrader.com/cfds/what-is-a-cfd.html
You can trade almost everything in the cfd. It's easy, cheap, and very liquid.
You can start trade oil with $100 of margin, or even less.
About CFD
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/contractfordifferences.asp
http://www.intertrader.com/cfds/what-is-a-cfd.html
We hear about renewable energy a lot in the media recently, however these technologies are far from being mainstream like BTC. They will take 15-20years before even 30-35% energy is utilized from solar energy. This should prove that Oil is infact cheap right now, I agree that oil may remain devalued for some more years to come, but it will most likely be $50 or more during that time. Oil might go to $25 short term but regardless if you are a long term investor, oil the holy grail right now and it won't lose its use for a decade to come.
Iran and Saudi Arabia problems can change oil price
How does one invest in oil?
lol this was what i was wondering, an average person can't just go out and stock up on oil lol. it would prolly be a fire hazard. 
i think its better invest into bitcoin than in some kind of oil shares
Oil will rise to 180
When post was made price for UK oil was 36.55
Targets:
Short term 20-25
Long term 180
Long term prediction could be fullfiled between 2017-2019
i wonder how you know about oil price movement?how about now,is oil price have touch 180?or still 36.55?When post was made price for UK oil was 36.55
Targets:
Short term 20-25
Long term 180
Long term prediction could be fullfiled between 2017-2019
if oil is a good comodity to trade,where i can trade it?
I dont think oil will touch 180 ever again, company is slowing shifting the technology to electric, solar and battery.
Oil? Srsly? LoL
We prolly gonna see sub 40 for the next 5 years.
We prolly gonna see sub 40 for the next 5 years.
Yeah. I wouldn't really invest in oil if I were you. Bitcoin is definitely a better option if you want to invest in something. Even investing in gold is better than investing in oil. Like what the hell, who invests in oil.
I don't want to put all my eggs in one basket though. I have stocks, bonds, bitcoin, oil and cash. In general I believe equities are superior to commodities because equities represent productive capacity whereas commodities are closer to gambling, BUT, energy is very important, and right now we have a lot of it.
I think of owning oil as a hedge against high gas prices in the future. If oil stays low, I'll benefit from paying less at the pump. If it goes up, I'd sell my oil and use the proceeds to cover higher fuel prices.
Full disclosure: I sold my USO shares because they have a high expense ratio due to roll costs. USO's fall has been about double that of oil based on the price 10 years ago. It's not a big deal short term, but I don't know how long I'd have to hold. I'd rather own an equity that represents productive capacity with a positive yield.
Oil will rise to 180
When post was made price for UK oil was 36.55
Targets:
Short term 20-25
Long term 180
Long term prediction could be fullfiled between 2017-2019
i wonder how you know about oil price movement?how about now,is oil price have touch 180?or still 36.55?When post was made price for UK oil was 36.55
Targets:
Short term 20-25
Long term 180
Long term prediction could be fullfiled between 2017-2019
if oil is a good comodity to trade,where i can trade it?
I dont think oil will touch 180 ever again, company is slowing shifting the technology to electric, solar and battery.
Oil will rise to 180
When post was made price for UK oil was 36.55
Targets:
Short term 20-25
Long term 180
Long term prediction could be fullfiled between 2017-2019
i wonder how you know about oil price movement?how about now,is oil price have touch 180?or still 36.55?When post was made price for UK oil was 36.55
Targets:
Short term 20-25
Long term 180
Long term prediction could be fullfiled between 2017-2019
if oil is a good comodity to trade,where i can trade it?
Delhi in India is trying to curb the situation of being the pollution capital of the world by not allowing cars with certain license plate numbers (odd & even) to not drive on certain days in the month.
I think oil will not matter in 15 years as we will have electric cars by then and the only thing that will need gas is your bar-b-que and lawnmower
I think oil will not matter in 15 years as we will have electric cars by then and the only thing that will need gas is your bar-b-que and lawnmower
Oil has gone down since the summer but the price remained high where I am from and now just in the last month has it gone down. The price of the gas at the pumps are manipulated by the manufacturing baron's of these oil companies. They predict the price will stay this way for another week and then prices will slowly rise again. People are hoarding because of this. Gas prices have not been this low for over a decade here. See and learn what skepticism can do to bitcoin in this fashion as well.
I don't know of a way to distinguish between what is activity from energy producers and what is activity from energy traders and speculators in the oil futures market, so just looking at the trading data doesn't help me much. The only hard data I know is the financial information filed with the SEC each quarter. Most other data points seem to rely on a lot of conjecture.
I assume that speculators neither can nor want to make physical delivery, lol. They will have to sell those options long before expiry. Besides, the total majority of them are evidently trading the nearest months (hit and run tactics)...
So there should be a way to separate the wheat from the chaff, wtf
Wikipedia lists shale production costs as ranging from $95 to $25. That range is so large as not to be very useful, and I can't find many sources supporting the low end of that range. It seems likely that U.S. producers are currently producing at a loss or, at best, on razor thin profit margins. The coming quarters will reveal a lot of useful information from public U.S. producers about their intentions about production as they report financial results in this face of continued oil price declines.
You should also take into account that many of them had hedged their future production when the prices were higher. In fact, they have been hedging all the way down to $40 and below...
You may want to look at the amount of oil put options traded
I don't know of a way to distinguish between what is activity from energy producers and what is activity from energy traders and speculators in the oil futures market, so just looking at the trading data doesn't help me much. The only hard data I know is the financial information filed with the SEC each quarter. Most other data points seem to rely on a lot of conjecture.
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