I concur. Lets remember, its a group of countries. Of which our friendliness rates from none at all to can't really be trusted anyhow.Lets also not forget that speculators will make hay out of any opportunity.Seems that nobody really knows the long term future of oil prices.
Are they the same one's that said it will never be at $100 again?I see oil prices are rising and gas is going back up. I also read an article with an interview from an OPEC leader saying oil could hit $200 a barrel. Seems that nobody really knows the long term future of oil prices.http://money.cnn.com/2015/02/03/investing/oil-price-rebound-opec-200/index.html
No, that is OPEC's Secretary-General, Abdulla al-Badri.The prince of Saudi said it would never be above $100Are they the same one's that said it will never be at $100 again?
Here in D town or there in New E? It is at $2.09 here still which is only a 10 cent increase.Rumor is they raised gas $ .30 cents here yesterday, but haven't been to the pump to verify.
NE or so I heard from a Gentleman at a so called social outing. I will have to see with my own eyes to see if the words of the Gentlemen were sincere.Here in D town or there in New E? It is at $2.09 here still which is only a 10 cent increase.
They are just looking for any excuse to raise it. But until the guys running the show over seas say so I don't see it happening yet**maybe this summer who knows.Here is what I read/heard: "panic!" Then yesterday, 5 pm central, oil plummeted $4 a barrel?Hey Zeus WTF?
It seemed like there was just enough ruckus to jack the price before the next fuel deliveryThey are just looking for any excuse to raise it. But until the guys running the show over seas say so I don't see it happening yet**maybe this summer who knows.
That idea, of tankers holding oil, is over 10 years old. I can't add anything substantive, but I know I've heard that years ago.This was really an interesting read. I have been hearing about these ships just hanging out storing oil on a few sites.Why the price of oil is more likely to fall to $20 than to go up to $80.
But I thinking more and more are just sitting on them, with supply exceeding demand. Plus with all the strikes happening at all the docks lately, they are going to be sitting on them for awhile.That idea, of tankers holding oil, is over 10 years old. I can't add anything substantive, but I know I've heard that years ago.
That was the story then too, the oil was worth more floating offshore on a barge than it was to bring it in. I'm thinking this was 200(4/5)The strikes will change the dynamic a bit too.But I thinking more and more are just sitting on them, with supply exceeding demand. Plus with all the strikes happening at all the docks lately, they are going to be sitting on them for awhile.
I'm curious to see the 6 week time frame referred to in the article. I still think this is the only way for the Arab bloc to show influence.