How do you arrive at this figure.. That's the first question.
You are suggesting either demand is going to fall off, or there are new supplies that will depress the price.
Neither would take it to the levels you mention. The recent shale discoveries being made in the Dakotas, TX, and Ohio Valley are predominantly gas-rich, not oil-rich. They are adding to the oil supply, but not enough to bring it down to the levels you mention.
How do you arrive at this figure.. That's the first question.
You are suggesting either demand is going to fall off, or there are new supplies that will depress the price.
Neither would take it to the levels you mention. The recent shale discoveries being made in the Dakotas, TX, and Ohio Valley are predominantly gas-rich, not oil-rich. They are adding to the oil supply, but not enough to bring it down to the levels you mention.
.. So this must mean you are a "chartist". Sorry, but this is akin to driving while only looking in the rear-view mirror. Use the "charts" to support a view, but you must have a fundamental view in mind going forward, my friend.
Back to the argument of Shorting Gasoline. You still haven't addressed the market fundamentals why they will drop off a cliff.
BTW, I have done fine since the market lows of March, 2009. I try to follow one of Buffet's tenets, which is buy when others are fearful, and sell when others are greedy. Guess which way I am heading now ?
.. So this must mean you are a "chartist". Sorry, but this is akin to driving while only looking in the rear-view mirror. Use the "charts" to support a view, but you must have a fundamental view in mind going forward, my friend.
Back to the argument of Shorting Gasoline. You still haven't addressed the market fundamentals why they will drop off a cliff.
BTW, I have done fine since the market lows of March, 2009. I try to follow one of Buffet's tenets, which is buy when others are fearful, and sell when others are greedy. Guess which way I am heading now ?
OK, you've finally addressed something that would cause gas to drop...., but not to some $1 cataclysmic price level you earlier mentioned. What is Iran's production, maybe 3mb/d,.. total world production is around 90mb/d. Even if these sanctions they're talking about are taken off, that's 3mb/d added to the supply. Big Deal.
You're a chartist, and I can't reason with someone that only looks a graph to form their analysis.
OK, you've finally addressed something that would cause gas to drop...., but not to some $1 cataclysmic price level you earlier mentioned. What is Iran's production, maybe 3mb/d,.. total world production is around 90mb/d. Even if these sanctions they're talking about are taken off, that's 3mb/d added to the supply. Big Deal.
You're a chartist, and I can't reason with someone that only looks a graph to form their analysis.
Well, you do realize the banks were priced for extinction at those levels in 2009, right ? If the banks go, then the U.S. economy would quickly follow. It was a gamble the president wouldn't allow the U.S. economy to go into a Depression.
Again, follow what I said earlier about Buffet. He made some very profitable investments in Goldman, BofA, Wells Fargo,.. at the depths of the Great Recession .. You get the idea. At some point, you had to use common sense and say the likelihood of it getting much worse was minimal, and proved to be true.
Well, you do realize the banks were priced for extinction at those levels in 2009, right ? If the banks go, then the U.S. economy would quickly follow. It was a gamble the president wouldn't allow the U.S. economy to go into a Depression.
Again, follow what I said earlier about Buffet. He made some very profitable investments in Goldman, BofA, Wells Fargo,.. at the depths of the Great Recession .. You get the idea. At some point, you had to use common sense and say the likelihood of it getting much worse was minimal, and proved to be true.
I don't think you realize that crude oil is a global commodity, not a domestic one. Wall already talked about how global consumption is going up, and we use so much petroleum-based materials in our plastics, etc.
Also, How do you account for China in your prediction of gasoline plummeting to such levels. Do you think their usage of crude oil will plummet.
To make such a prediction on gasoline, you have to ask yourself why crude oil would plummet to such levels. It's not a very sound argument you have on your hands.
I don't think you realize that crude oil is a global commodity, not a domestic one. Wall already talked about how global consumption is going up, and we use so much petroleum-based materials in our plastics, etc.
Also, How do you account for China in your prediction of gasoline plummeting to such levels. Do you think their usage of crude oil will plummet.
To make such a prediction on gasoline, you have to ask yourself why crude oil would plummet to such levels. It's not a very sound argument you have on your hands.
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