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The oil WTI companies prices will drop tommorow. So once you got a trading account then start buying upsMASH wrote:zoom rader wrote:Buy , buy, buy.
how? how ? how?
Skanky wrote:Wti -$ 3.70
Negative prices wtf.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:I would so love to hear Imbert's take on this
I think trini is Gas based, no longer oil.shake d livin wake d dead wrote:I would so love to hear Imbert's take on this
Halfbreed12 wrote:Oil is currently trading -$2 lol how is that even possible
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:I would so love to hear Imbert's take on this
Redman wrote:Halfbreed12 wrote:Oil is currently trading -$2 lol how is that even possible
Storage is a big problem. and there seems to be some pressure on the derivative contract market....
Oh and TnT produces 40,000 BOPD so its a big problem-despite what ZR says.
Kevin Ramnarine wrote:Good morning. My phone is flooded with messages of the collapse in WTI oil prices. Just wanted to point out that Brent North Sea crude is trading at $14 more than WTI. While both prices are low the differential is big and warrants an explanation. Here it is
1) Cushing, Oklahoma is the delivery point for
West Texas Intermediate (WTI).
2) Inventory levels at Cushing are monitored by traders and play in role in WTI price movement.
3) Cushing is land locked and is running out of storage space. There are also limits on pipeline capacity for pipelines bringing oil into Cushing.
4) As Cushing's storage approachs tank tops the price of WTI will collapse as it is doing now.
5) Brent is the price fetched for North Sea crude produced at offshore oilfields such as Brent, Fortis located in British waters and Osenberg and Ekofisk located in the Norwegian north sea.
6) Brent is easisr to trade as the facilities are in the sea. As the oil is produced it is traded.
7) Two thirds of all oil sales contracts use Brent as the reference. Brent is the global reference price for crude oil.
8) This is just an explanation of the wide price gap but does not take away from the fact that both prices are at lows last seen around 19 years ago.
megadoc1 wrote:Remember when some use to say,panday run the country on $9 oil,although this only happened for a couple of days ?, well look here,Rowley run the country on oil below zero,yuh can't beat that
Panday did but we are no longer an oil based economy.megadoc1 wrote:Remember when some use to say,panday run the country on $9 oil,although this only happened for a couple of days ?, well look here,Rowley run the country on oil below zero,yuh can't beat that
The_Honourable wrote:Heritage to stop exporting crude as prices crash to record lows
...Multiple sources at Heritage tell GML that the hope is that demand will pick up in the next sixty days, and with it global prices, as world economies start to reopen...
Source: http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/heritage ... 2794ead34d