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State of US Economy Sees Oil Price Drop

Unread postby Gazzatrone » Mon 21 Jan 2008, 15:04:09

No here's Demand Deconstruction in action.

Gotta keep the wheels of industry turning to smell that green stuff.

Just what we need. Cheaper oil!
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Re: State of US Economy Sees Oil Price Drop

Unread postby alokin » Mon 21 Jan 2008, 20:03:53

with cheaper oil your economy won't recover!
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Re: State of US Economy Sees Oil Price Drop

Unread postby Ardalla » Mon 21 Jan 2008, 22:21:25

So Tony Nunan says in a 'worst case scenario' oil prices could fall to $69. Where did he pull that number from? $69!? In a 'worst case scenario' oil falls to zero because we're either dead or there is no demand at all for whatever reason. Why not just round it off to $70? This 'expert' is so good a mere estimate -- like say $65-$75 -- is beneath him.

I predict in a worst case scenario a hurricane will hit New Jersey with 147 mph winds. How do I know this? Hey, I'm an expert.
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Re: State of US Economy Sees Oil Price Drop

Unread postby Gazzatrone » Thu 24 Jan 2008, 18:06:54

Its strange how often you see these "experts" talking a complete load of bullshit.

Why can't I get that job?
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Re: State of US Economy Sees Oil Price Drop

Unread postby ChefBoyardee » Thu 24 Jan 2008, 18:27:10

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Ardalla', 'S')o Tony Nunan says in a 'worst case scenario' oil prices could fall to $69. Where did he pull that number from? $69!?... Why not just round it off to $70? This 'expert' is so good a mere estimate -- like say $65-$75 -- is beneath him.


Yeah, he's pretty confident I'd say. I think it's better to give approximate numbers instead of solid, definite numbers thrown about like they're written in stone. I predict that oil will fall to approximately, roughly, in and around, $72.123453/barrel: give or take $0.0001.
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Re: State of US Economy Sees Oil Price Drop

Unread postby joewp » Thu 24 Jan 2008, 19:27:14

The strange thing is, the EIA'a weekly report shows demand for crude increased 1.5% over the same four week period last year. There's no demand destruction going on, demand is increasing. That's probably why oil went up $2.40 to close over $89 again.
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Re: State of US Economy Sees Oil Price Drop

Unread postby AirlinePilot » Sat 26 Jan 2008, 02:02:42

Its actually getting sort of comical. They (the analysts/reporters) have no clue on what to report on how and why the price is moving. From one day to the next they contradict themselves or flat use reasoning 180 degrees out from what they should be saying to explain the moves.

Just today there have been several news bites about energy demand not falling! Opposite of the last few days!!!
All is well!, nothing to see here!!

Bottom line, there is no possible way to predict what is going to happen next week with any certainty. Investing or making moves with this kind of info is like playing Russian Roulette.

It's all part of the grand denial which is just beginning to take hold. No one can still really fathom what declining production means or what its going to look like (except a some of us here!) A few are trying but they still seem to be labeled as being fringe or pessimists.

We shall see. I dont think it will take too long either.
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