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- Razor_trader replied Jan 13, 2015
Without a doubt, no argument here. The old saying is that Markets can stay irrational for longer than you can remain solvent. I am still bearish Oil in my outlook because it has done nothing to show that there is a turn around coming. All the ...
- Razor_trader replied Jan 13, 2015
Market share at the expense of other producers it about the long term. As I mentioned in my last post, the cost of starting a project and getting it to production is both expensive and extremely time consuming. Even if one is to look at a commodity ...
- Razor_trader replied Jan 13, 2015
Unfortunately it is not quite as simple as that. I will use the Resource boom here in Australia as a key example as it has been the same result with the lowering of Iron Ore prices putting pressure on higher cost resource companies. In order to get ...
- Razor_trader replied Jan 12, 2015
It will be the domino effect. The debt in the construction of Oil and the ongoing cost to produce will not only effect the companies themselves if and when they go bankrupt but also the suppliers that have built companies to support them with parts ...
- Razor_trader replied Jan 12, 2015
Ive been charting some comparable assets over the past month looking at the relationships over time for a selection of assets including the DOW, Oil, Gold, Silver and the US dollar. 1 point of note when looking at Gold and Oil, since 2007 the ...
- Razor_trader replied Oct 9, 2014
It is certainly a bit of concern if your bullish or holding longs. Next support past $84 is something like 80.60ish but even that support base is pretty meek considering the falls. If you look at the big falls over the past fews, when there is a ...
- Razor_trader replied Oct 9, 2014
The weekly chart agrees. Support point at 88.47 from June 2012, could squeeze down to 86.10 area. Interesting turning point which could lead to buyers coming in. image
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