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- verv commented Oct 21, 2019
They don't need to crash the price. The financial markets are closed to the energy sector, those companies will go bankrupt on their own.
- verv commented Oct 4, 2019
This is definitely the most creative way to skip class that I’ve ever heard of. Science Teacher: “Greta, why aren’t you at school”. Greta: “Don’t worry, I’m literally saving the planet. Oh and btw, I’ve organised for students to skip class every ...
- verv replied Oct 4, 2019
Surely the risks are to the upside, meaning you wouldn't want to be short going into the weekend.
- verv commented Oct 4, 2019
US shale has been a victim of its own success, they've produced too much oil too soon, and helped crash global oil prices. Could be a while before we see a sustainable recovery in share prices.
- verv commented Oct 1, 2019
All of the lost output was from the Gulf of Mexico and a result of hurricane Barry. Production should have fully recovered since then.
- verv commented Sep 29, 2019
Anything yielding 10.6% is probably highly stressed, and might not pay
- verv replied Sep 16, 2019
Decent broker.
- verv commented Jul 29, 2019
Hate these crystal ball gazing articles which claim to know the motives behind every buyer and seller in the market.
- verv commented Apr 11, 2019
Crude inventories are only modestly up, and compared to this time of year, up very little relatively speaking. Gasoline inventories are down considerably.
- verv commented Apr 2, 2019
We aren’t talking about democracy at the moment, we are talking about wealth which you claim came from looting - keep up. India is a democracy, no explanation for there increasing wealth? African countries, no explanation? South American countries, ...
- verv replied Oct 9, 2017
Oil Floating Storage: This is the first data I have ever seen on floating storage, and I'm surprised at the rate of the draw over the past 9 months. url Net draw from beginning of year = about 22 mill barrels. US Oil Storage, which is what most of ...
- verv replied Jul 12, 2017
Do you own them E? Thought of you when I read the headline earlier
- verv replied Jul 3, 2017
Sorry for talking my own book, but relevant to what I was talking about earlier this was published today. Try to ignore the sensationalism. url I don't know if his dramatic predictions are correct, but I think he knocking on the right door about ...
- verv replied Jul 3, 2017
I mean energy demands lol, though I wasn't clear. Plastics aren't going anywhere either. Hadn't thought about planes, maybe you are right there, but I did see this yesterday - url
- verv replied Jul 3, 2017
Production from oil wells declines at a steady rate each year. A conventional field will yield on average 5% less per year but for none conventional fields such as Shale the decline is much higher (upwards of 10-20% or more per year). If you decided ...
- verv replied Jun 27, 2017
Longer term oil will be close to worthless, except for making things like plastic or something else we haven't yet thought of. Renewables aren't ready to replace oil just yet but in 10, 15, 20 years I suspect there will be alternatives ready and ...
- verv replied Jun 27, 2017
My oil stocks have been wrecked this entire year. I've nearly given up all my profit from last year
- verv replied Jun 8, 2017
Lol - load of rubbish isn't it. My oil stocks have given up nearly all of their gains, longer term that won't be a problem but it's frigging annoying. US Shale is ripping up this market, it will never be the same again.
- verv replied Apr 25, 2017
The Saudis / OPEC said a week ago, that the oil market is near balance again. Another article a week prior said that although reserves in well watched places like USA were not be eroded as fast as people had hoped, there was a large reduction of the ...
- verv replied Apr 14, 2017
What's the guidance for earnings for some of these companies you have been looking at? Are they anticipating positive earnings in the next year?