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Long term trend for commodity prices is down. This follows the 40 year long decline in interest rates.
It is possible that oil has peaked and will now follow the recent trend for lumber.
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Originally posted by jazz View PostThe oil supercycle is safely in only the 2nd inning. Best is yet to come.
Very interesting very volatile markets… Biden is refusing to enforce biofuel mandates… EPA is very politically motivated… not towards biofuels either…
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The SPRs and lockdowns are just another can kick down the road. Bullish for oil in 22.
Nothing can stop the fundamentals of trying to restrict the most critical resource in the world while pretending unicorns will power the world. That policy is going to create a superspike that will make bitcorn look like childs play.
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WTI crude is in the 96th percentile as measured from the Nov18 contract close of 76.41 on Oct 3,2018.
Not really headed for oblivion yet
The news was running stories like this https://www.marketwatch.com/story/wh...ty-11634932692 saying Oct 15 stocks at Cushing were 31.2 million barrels. The Nov 12 level was 26.6 million. Down another 4.6 million or so.
Having said that there will be some looking to short this in the near term
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Crude oil (king of commodities) is now in a bear market having lost 22 percent since October 26th.
Major support is now seen @ $60 per barrel (IMO). A break below $60 may trigger carnage to markets including stocks.
Natural gas also in a downtrend, but may swing on winter weather forecasts. Major support (IMO) is now $4/MMBTU. Suffield has been flat @ $4.35.
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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostCrude oil (king of commodities) is now in a bear market having lost 22 percent since October 26th.
Major support is now seen @ $60 per barrel (IMO). A break below $60 may trigger carnage to markets including stocks.
Natural gas also in a downtrend, but may swing on winter weather forecasts. Major support (IMO) is now $4/MMBTU. Suffield has been flat @ $4.35.
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Originally posted by Old Cowzilla View PostDon't see major cold snap in the works yet would Dec be normal seasonal high for natural gas ?
Believe Dec to Feb will trigger bounces. Summer, it’s air conditioning demand.
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