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- The Fool replied Apr 3, 2020
Hard to see any easy way out for US shale Producers. WLL just the tip of iceberg. Russia & SA probably won't cut much unless US producers do also. For the overleveraged among the latter, if they're not pumping, they could be dying. But all the ...
- The Fool replied Mar 9, 2020
I am watching SCO, will look for put spreads out into summer. Also might scoop some PBR if it falls <$7...
- The Fool replied Dec 11, 2016
good news for long natgas.../ng already over double the Mar '16 low, but a really seriously cold winter could push it up to >$5, I have a variety of UNG and CHK spreads, targeting Jan and beyond... url
- The Fool replied Jul 5, 2015
share....? Sounds like a new thread idea....
- The Fool replied Jul 5, 2015
it's not the market that routinely offers the possibility of a "big score", but the exogenous forces that create big market moves. These come up all the time and can be anticipated. For instance, did you go long VIX futures or options last week, in ...
- The Fool replied Apr 5, 2015
url "WTI" is West Texas Intermediate, a general classification for light, sweet crude oil produced in the US. There is no spot market you can trade for WTI in the US - if you want to trade WTI, or any crude oil in the US you have to do it via ...
- The Fool replied Feb 4, 2015
yep, but there are many oil-related jobs beyond the States where the actual oilfields are. West coast States' ports, railroads and trucking industries have been very busy shipping pipe, fracking sand, and other materials to the fields. I have seen ...
- The Fool replied Jan 26, 2015
Blizzard on the east coast, natgas futures slippimg overnight. Long-range forecasts show warmer than normal late-winter/spring for N. America. I bet we will see natgas break $2.50 in the next 1-2 months, maybe dip toward $2.00 by late Spring.
- The Fool replied Jan 26, 2015
options will be well worth your while - but do take a while to master. I would not trade anything (or anywhere) that didn't allow the opportunity to hedge with options concurrently.
- The Fool replied Jan 25, 2015
I can double up the diagonal spreads and extend the profit range to March expiry. The 20-lot trade below can get filled for $0.04 credit, making it a dead b/e entry - a free trade, with a profit range from +/- USO $13 to $21.50 - about WTI $38-$60. ...
- The Fool replied Jan 25, 2015
I don't know the bottom but I am sure it will come. US producers are cutting rigs, cutting capex, cutting jobs, and Summer is coming, demand will pick up seasonally and maybe as part of developed country economies heating up, too....we'll see. ...
- The Fool replied Nov 27, 2014
With all the "leaks" out in the press over the last few days that there would be no production cut, I won't be surprised after all if they cut production
- The Fool replied Sep 29, 2014
k thanks
- The Fool replied Sep 29, 2014
Calling back the gas trade gurus here. Where do you think US natgas prices are going in the next 12-36 months? What will increasing lng liquefaction plant capacity in the U.S. mean for US domestic natgas prices? Will US natgas price normalize with ...
- The Fool replied Sep 12, 2010
good video series on the history of Oil, based on the book by Daniel Yergin "The Prize" url #
- The Fool replied Sep 4, 2010
bump — anybody still trading oil?
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