QUOTE(mikehwy @ Jan 26 2016, 12:31 AM)
i still cant 'see' any direction as yet. its trading at tight range now. perhaps you are right, today bits of profit taking...before another Up, or Down?
so, crude price is dependent on players rather than economic and political reasons ... ? hahaha ....what a game
Somehow I think Oil is the leading indicator for stocks (SP500, Dow, Nasdaq) now. When Oil falls, stocks also fall and they all follow. The majors (SP500, Dow, Nasdaq) shouldn't do that but because of all the "programmed" functions, they just do until they diverge out. At this moment, the close correlation is intriguing.so, crude price is dependent on players rather than economic and political reasons ... ? hahaha ....what a game
Yes, Oil right now, fundamentally is oversupplied - but then, what is the right price when it makes no sense to be so low anymore, right? Until all the producers decided to shut off their wells, then bam, we will run into undersupply and oil will zoom back to $100? Sometimes, the market forces just overshoot to the downside and then overshoot to the upside again.
The demand for oil actually still growing but not as fast as the supplies are available. But, below $30, I think, it already too low to make sense to even pump for oil. It takes more than $30 in more than 50% of the rigs world wide to make money.
Also, since Malaysia oil is off-shore, this is extremely expensive too...I think they are losing money everyday if oil stays at $30. No wonder, Msia govt warns of retrenchment in O&G sector. This year it is going to be tough.
Jan 26 2016, 12:42 AM

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