^Don't buy the finite quantity argument (just a convenient reason to raise or keep prices high) I think there is plenty of oil and we won't run out anytime soon.
So the $ strengthens and Euro gets trashed, then the $ also gets trashed.
That's been touted for a long time, SH had the idea, as does the whackjob, with other major players on the fence and working on the implications of undermining the $ over the long haul, and wreaking havoc with the global economy, ultimately giving them greater control. More effective than terror, which now becomes an addon rather than the primary weapon.
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just outa idle curiosity Brit , whats the opposite of finite ?
^I think Brit believes he can shit the oil out of his arse...
So the low for the day was 93.71$ and will most likely test support at the 5's and the 0's on the way down.
Next stop 90, tomorrow.
People in the UK are still asking why the price of petrol is way above 1 quid a litre.
Oil is priced in $USs and the $US is gaining strength so when you do the sums the oil price is not actually dropping much in most countries.
gee, I didn't know we had such a bunch of oil experts on TD
It would seem that oil will revert back to the 50 level, with a global slowdown, China worries about factory orders (lower European and US demand for goods), we could see Oil crashing back to real levels,
Further, with all the current exploration, new supply will come online soon, and that will flood the market with oil once more
Predicting oil at 200 based on no fundamentals is a bit silly IMO,
Threw you a green for the wisdomOriginally Posted by DrAndy
Never said there was infinite supply of oil you muppets!!! What I said was there is plenty of oil to be had, and oil producing countries have no incentive to tell the truth simply because it would lower their prices. Keep the situation unknown creates higher prices for them which is better for their business.
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of course there is plenty of oil, the whole trick is to keep the public in the dark and make them jump when you need them toOriginally Posted by britmaveric
I think the simple answer to that is that it has very little do to with the cost of oil or refining the stuff but rather more about the fact that 75 pence of every single pound spent goes on tax and duty directly to the loons in government who then spend that money on their loony policies.Originally Posted by mrsquirrel
That was the case until all the companies failed this week!Originally Posted by Panda
Now the Dollar is sliding rather quickly and expats can forget about 35 baht to the dollar for a while, back down to 33 it goes.
Oil has moved in the opposite direction (along with gold) and could well be back abouve 100$ per barrel by the time you have read this.
Right now its 99.25$ and rising.
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