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- ytong commented Jun 3, 2020
Couldn't agree more. I repeat the same: let shareholders take the risk and support THEIR companies (or provide money under hard conditions like no high mgmt options/bonuses/dividends before money is back). Small businesses need help form govts. And ...
- ytong commented May 21, 2020
Not a surprise url image
- ytong commented May 8, 2020
I also look that way The US is not the only country in the world. What worries me is: India (due to overall population and hygiene there), some African countries (hygiene, water availability, weak health care). Even when strong economies recover, ...
- ytong commented May 8, 2020
By all means I don't want to argue. Just wanted to point that if, after economies reopen, everything will be brilliant soon, then without the virus impact it should be much more brilliantier till now. Like, for example, bull market forever. And ...
- ytong commented May 8, 2020
(sarcastic=on) Well, then if there was no corona virus, indicies would be let's say 200% higher than ATH in begining of Feb? And all those US unemployed consumers will start consumtion this or next month? Worldwide consumers too. (sarcastic=off) At ...
- ytong commented May 7, 2020
I fully agree all your comment. That are also my observations. For example: why oil companies need government support, if they've earned money for YEARS? Somebody took the fruits not taking any risk. Overall, that is unfair.
- ytong commented May 7, 2020
IMO, the bulls see a lot of cheap unallocated money. The money don't go to a real economy (ordinary people) but to stocks and other financial markets - what explains also why inflation expectations are very low. Financial markets absorb excess ...
- ytong commented May 3, 2020
Fully agree. Additionally there is no or very low inflation, because all those excess cheap money don't go to real CONSUMER economy (common people buying food, goods and services) but to stock markets or other FINANCIAL products.
- ytong commented Apr 30, 2020
Agree. Anyway, oil market is not free-market And "destroying" in US language means: you Saudis should cut production, so that WE could produce without cuts and sell at a higher price. "Destroying" also means: demand has dropped dramatically ...
- ytong commented Apr 30, 2020
Just a few MONTHS ago, POTUS has said on his Twitter that oil prices were too high. He's named them 'inappropriate'. The WTI price was about $57-$58/b then. He hasn't declared, how low price level is 'appropriate'. Now he uses all possibilities to ...
- ytong commented Apr 15, 2020
somebody has mentioned negative oil prices?
- ytong commented Apr 6, 2020
Get well soon Mr Johnson. And all other ICU patients too.
- ytong commented Apr 6, 2020
url search under April the 3rd "Italy: the real number of COVID-19 cases in the country could be 5,000,0000 (compared to the 119,827 confirmed ones) according to a study which polled people with symptoms who have not been tested, and up to ...
- ytong commented Apr 5, 2020
Let's decide: low oil price is good or bad for worldwide economy? Then we will know who supports the economy (worldwide) and who works against it.
- ytong commented Apr 4, 2020
see my comment just 2-3 days ago url
- ytong commented Apr 3, 2020
BTW. a few months ago (maybe about 1 year), when oil was at about 57-58, Mr Trump has twitted that oil price is too high, causing price action. He has not defined "appropriate" price. One should be very cautious when expressing wishes They may ...
- ytong commented Apr 3, 2020
The US will be very happy when OTHERS cut oil production.
- ytong commented Apr 3, 2020
A glass not empty, when you fill it. Yoda style
- ytong commented Apr 2, 2020
why not impose 1000% tariff on imported oil in the US??? domestic supply and demand...
- ytong commented Mar 29, 2020
Agree to that. In the other hand, China started to send medical support (suits, masks etc) to other countries. That is a fact. Would they do that if they need that on their soil? Is the UK or the US able to send such support abroad? They have lost ...