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- yeniful replied Apr 13, 2016
Inventory keeps rising along with prices. U.S. imports are rising. Russia, Iraq & Saudi's still pumping more than last year. Doha meeting wont result in cuts and even with a ceiling agreement the glut isnt shrinking. Were retesting 26 by end of 2016
- yeniful replied Apr 6, 2016
There is several factors to why crude oil will trade sideways from 38-42 until summer time. Be patient guys and gals. When crude oil trades sideways for 7-21 days upon reaching 40$ level that will be the perfect time to buy sell contracts 5-6 months ...
- yeniful replied Apr 6, 2016
12-36 Hour position. Storage report Thursday morning. 1.95-1.97 range target to close longs.
- yeniful replied Mar 28, 2016
Yellen goin to move some dollar pips tomorrow. She gets off by moving markets. She desires it. She dreams of pips. Expect her to weaken the dollar tomorrow. She knows its the only survival for american dollar going forward. She wont say anything ...
- yeniful replied Mar 25, 2016
2016 Investment. Long EUR.USD @1.116 Draghi is stimulating European Corporate Bonds. There will be a net positive Foreign capital inflow into European Union stimulating the strength of EUR.USD. Target: 1.30 by end of 2017. Will add more long once ...
- yeniful replied Mar 25, 2016
Calm before the storm...
- yeniful replied Mar 17, 2016
Im shorting crude oil HUGE at the 41-$42 range if it holds as a ceiling. If it breaks through then waiting until 47-49. Inventory still not below where it needs to be to support $50+ oil.... Nat gas nearing a dangerous zone of short selling soon ...
- yeniful replied Jan 15, 2016
Break below 116 sell order.....
- yeniful replied Jan 9, 2016
no one is realizing another reason why oil traders keep hitting mass sell buttons. guys and gals, its real simple. The glut is the best "domestic policy" occurrence since john f kennedy became president. Think about it........terrorism is funded by ...
- yeniful replied Jan 7, 2016
wti and brent are both heading to 20-25 even as supplies slowly come offline. glencore risk effect, opec production effect, less demand as markets sell off. american market correction, canadian recession, russia recession, south america ...
- yeniful replied Dec 6, 2015
Nat Gas is heading below 2.00 and WTI is heading below $30 in 2016. Production isn't slowing down, and nearly 65% of the rigs that were online last year are offline now. And if some kind of credit bubble or financial bubble ensues (since 75% of the ...
- yeniful replied Dec 2, 2015
the market is underestimating the horizontal and fracking technology uncovering massive volume. World oil publications shows 2300 rigs available to drill but under 600 active right now in the u.s. Drilling isn't slowi down enough to push prices ...
- yeniful replied Nov 13, 2015
If you go long in WTI or Brent you might as well buy lottery tickets. There is no chance oil returns. There is a continued glut and big oil companies are buying up cheap assets as we type right now. 1800 rigs in 2012 and in 2015 there is 650 rigs ...
- yeniful replied Nov 12, 2015
anyone who is long is going to get crushed. the only play is sell wti and nat gas. Too much inventory and under estimating of tapped reserves in usa shales and in middle east, australia. if canada goes back online somehow (magic trick) then all hell ...
- yeniful replied Nov 9, 2015
has anyone done the math on the range of move for the next FOMC meeting that may announce interest rate hike? Forex Futures market is pricing in at least a 300 pip move in either direction for the next major interest rate meeting. Lets say yellen ...
- yeniful replied Nov 8, 2015
eur/usd is going to parity. just a matter of time. As rates go higher in U.S. while the rest of the world is cutting interest rates the demand for us dollars increases tremendously. Net Capital Flows are coming into U.S. as assets appreciate in ...
- yeniful replied Sep 27, 2015
Euro is going to parity. Dollar index rise continues
- yeniful replied Sep 26, 2015
Natural Gas futures are very bearish. Nothing new...been this way for the last several years. There is going to be a big buying spree next week as we get near 2.50
- yeniful replied Sep 26, 2015
The WTI price narrowing is going to result in a push much lower. Turn around season will not demand as much as the last 12 months. Supplies will grow as forecasts call for reduction - going to be immensely bearish. Retest of 38 low soon and in my ...
- yeniful replied Sep 10, 2015
Chinese car sales declined by 3%, demand down in Asia for oil by factories. EIA reported increase of 2.6 million barrels which means 2nd straight building week. yet oil rose and traders were buying it up all day. This is setting up for an extremely ...