' QUOTE(cherroy @ Oct 28 2015, 08:35 AM)
I don't think oil price will stay low forever.
The further sliding down of oil price from current level, will "destruct" a lot of capital investment which could mean supply destruction for longer term future.
1-2 years staying low, highly possible, but don't think so for more than 5-7 years time frame.
It could be the repeating history of oil price during end of 1990's era, whereby oil price went nearly USD10/barrel, which if looked back, was the reason why there was super bull run of oil price 5-7 years later on.
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it has been a year now.
not forever, not even 5 yrs - too far to see anything.
but <usd50 for another 2 yrs is likely.
world economic growth forecast slashed, slow china, slow europe.
drought, elnino, smog affecting se asia productivity, australian growth.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...ity-says-reporthttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...-up-heat-on-rbaoil storage very full, tankers idling at sea, q'in at ports, china big stockpiles.
no big "oil consumption engine".
the damage done is severe - loss of jobs, little capex now spent, oil/oil service cos. consolidating...
effect will be serious and long lasting.
i will not put my money on oil/energy at this time, local or foreign. more pain to come, imo.'
Based on the above comments by Cherroy and AVFAN from the other thread, we can see the sentiment is really causing Keppel Corp to drop further yeaterday (though holding at a low of 7.13 till now this morning).
I will remain steady,.... and stalking patiently to go in. This is the time to see how will Keppel's other businesses will do their part to offset the decline in their Offshore and Marine Business Segment.