Disliked{quote} man, you really have to work at your attitude, reported your attack, this is not a private forum where you can bark as you like, you started the thread you do not own it...Ignored
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Disliked{quote} man, you really have to work at your attitude, reported your attack, this is not a private forum where you can bark as you like, you started the thread you do not own it...Ignored
Disliked{quote} This thread is meant for people's outlook for oil or gas in form of Ta or fa Respectfully The extra shit you add is not needed. If you can't contribute without being an asshole then get the fuck out of this thread ThanksIgnored
Dislikedwhere are the talk of $10 Oil pops $2.5 and you all disappear. No matter what anyone says this price we are in is support We either bounce or drop Thanks skyhok for posting a chart. To the others please post charts or else get the fuck off my thread if you nothing good to say ThanksIgnored
Disliked{quote} I posted a chart as you requested clearly showing what I believe to be support and resistance levels (mostly those since it is a down market). You stated we are on support. On your last chart $40 was marked - which we are under. Are we not? Just checking? Also: under your multi-year trend line.Ignored
Disliked{quote} i was the one talking about the 10$. and yes i said it and i firmly believe it could eventually drop there, in case there will be no changes in the actual scenario. I anyway posted my analysis earlier where i clearly stated the lower it goes the higher my interest in buying. My prefered area where start buying. My target. My trade analysis. Just an heads up like... hey it's going down but carful these levels are good to buy or can become. Now this said, i didn't mean to offend anyone. and glad to leave this hole useful to nothing. good luck...Ignored
Dislikedskyhok here's a look for both ways on m15 at an area of either or bull or bear {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} man, you really have to work at your attitude, reported your attack, this is not a private forum where you can bark as you like, you started the thread you do not own it...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I apologize it wasn't your $10 remark I was referring to or your Ta But meant for someone else in here who thinks he is mother hen and have right to correct everyone in hereIgnored
DislikedGood morning FF! Emotional control is such a big factor in trading, let alone dealing with emotional ups and downs of 'I've made good calls and .............. bad ones' and 'I'm more right than you are'. The objective focus is on the markets and the charts, not the personal 'I', 'me' and 'you' 'your F......', etc. in trading forums.Ignored
DislikedFor those who didn't read Goldman Sacks forecasts for 2016: "there are high risks near term that the supply adjustment proves too slow as inventories continue to build and storage utilization nears high levels in the face of a mild winter, slowing EM growth and a potential lift of international sanctions on Iran." Should surpluses breach current capacity, they see the risk of oil prices reaching just $20 a barrel."Ignored
https://srsroccoreport.com/wp-conten...-1940-2015.png
However, two amazing things took place in the beginning of the 1970 decade. Everyone knows Nixon dropped the Gold-Dollar peg (1971), but what was the other? U.S. domestic oil production peaked in 1970 and begin its inevitable decline. This caused serious consequences that were felt a few years later during the Arab Oil Embargo:https://srsroccoreport.com/wp-conten...-1960-1980.png
During Arab Oil Embargo, the price of oil shot up from $3.29 in 1973 to $11.58 in 1974. Then during the Ayatollah Khomeini-led revolution, Iranian oil production declined 72% from 1978 to 1980. This had a profound impact on the price of oil as it skyrocketed from $14 in 1978 to over $36 in 1980. Please look at the next two charts and see how this impacted the price of gold and silver:https://srsroccoreport.com/wp-conten...-1971-1980.png
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While analysts continue to regurgitate that the rapid rise in the price of silver during the 1970’s was due to Hunt Brother buying, who in the living hell was buying gold and oil to drive up their prices?? Never get a good response for that question.https://srsroccoreport.com/wp-conten...-1940-2015.png
After the huge rise in the gold and oil price in the 1970’s, they both declined and traded in a range-bound fashion for the next two decades. It wasn’t until the rapid rise in the price of oil from 2004 until 2011, did the price of gold hit new highs.https://srsroccoreport.com/wp-conten...n-Aug-2015.jpg
As we can see, the Bakken is the major portion of North Dakota’s oil production. The chart of Bakken shale oil production (green) has gone up almost exponentially. And, what goes up exponentially, comes down exponentially. According to Jean’s calculations (based on ultimate reserves), is that Bakken oil production will fall below 100,000 barrels per day by 2025.https://srsroccoreport.com/wp-conten...2015-JeanL.png
Again, the (dark) green is Bakken oil production and the red is number of wells producing. You will notice something interesting happened at the top of the graph…. production (green) started to decline, while wells producing (red) continue higher. Thus, overall oil production is now falling while the number of wells grow. This is not a good sign.https://srsroccoreport.com/wp-conten...2015-JeanL.png
Now, while this is only showing the peak and decline of North Dakota (mostly Bakken) oil production, the other major shale oil fields in the United States will follow suit. When 2016 rolls around, we are going to see serious fireworks in the U.S. Shale Oil industry.Dislikedgood reading.....don't worry oil is referred in article https://srsroccoreport.com/gold-silv...ical-analysis/ ...Ignored