I said months ago oil would get bad and really bad and it did. Most said oh it cant the world needs the product yea over producing is working so good for oil like grain. The world would pay for food if every farmer cut back 10% or 20%. They pay to drive and their for sure would pay to eat.
But I digress the price of oil has a bounce one more drop then I think were going up.
Sentiment.
Essentially, it goes like this: when everybody crowds into a trade, an idea, or an opinion, that’s exactly the time to take the other side of the bet. When it seems like everyone is calling for oil to continue to fall, that’s the opportune time to be contrarian.
Production cuts
Last year didn’t see much in the way of production cuts, but 2016 will be different, especially among North American producers. There are dozens of different producers that will go bankrupt barring a miraculous recovery in crude
Futures prices
The final reason why I think oil has bottomed is because that’s what future contracts are telling us.
Going out just a few months, the May 2016 crude oil contract trades at $30.23 per barrel, an increase of more than 14% compared to today’s quoted price, which is for the February contract. July contracts are trading at $32 per barrel, and the January 2017 contracts are nearly $35 each.
But really kind of simple have production cuts and a market that needs a product and wow price goes up.
Ah farmers we could learn so much if we followed oil.
Happy Friday all!
But I digress the price of oil has a bounce one more drop then I think were going up.
Sentiment.
Essentially, it goes like this: when everybody crowds into a trade, an idea, or an opinion, that’s exactly the time to take the other side of the bet. When it seems like everyone is calling for oil to continue to fall, that’s the opportune time to be contrarian.
Production cuts
Last year didn’t see much in the way of production cuts, but 2016 will be different, especially among North American producers. There are dozens of different producers that will go bankrupt barring a miraculous recovery in crude
Futures prices
The final reason why I think oil has bottomed is because that’s what future contracts are telling us.
Going out just a few months, the May 2016 crude oil contract trades at $30.23 per barrel, an increase of more than 14% compared to today’s quoted price, which is for the February contract. July contracts are trading at $32 per barrel, and the January 2017 contracts are nearly $35 each.
But really kind of simple have production cuts and a market that needs a product and wow price goes up.
Ah farmers we could learn so much if we followed oil.
Happy Friday all!
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