I agree, I figured #oil is looking overbought at these levels and ready for a pullback, my question is, is it ready for a full on short position or is it a minor correction before oil continues its rally?
Low #oil prices in 2015 and 2016 caused people to pull money from green energy because they were worried that technologies like solar and wind would not be able to compete with cheaper oil. I think now that oil prices are rising and stabilizing is the best time to invest in green energy. To that end I really like the idea of investing in ClearSign Combustion $CLIR and will keep this stock on my radar.
I have been shopping around in the #energy sector lately since this recent surge in #oil prices has yet to be reflected in shares of energy companies. I did not think about the potential opportunities in energy mutual funds thank you for the tips. $SEPIX$UMESX$VGENX
There is seasonality in #oil. The biggest rise tends to be summer vacation season and the biggest drop is after that. I don't expect too much volatility short term. Asia's and SE Asia's growing demand for oil is interesting though.
Reduced output from the Kurdish territories and high demand from China are helping to raise #oil prices. Do you think this rise in prices is sustainable or do you think U.S shale drillers will pick up the slack again as they have in the past?
Snap up the #oil stocks now while they're cheap. But keep on an eye on developments in alternative energy which will eventually surplant oil completely.
Good assessment. #Oil prices have been lurching forward. I also don't expect a big jump up, however, neither do I expect them to fall off a cliff. The main issue remains, when will those pumping at a loss at these prices get their credit cut and go home. And when will those supplying equipment and loans stop because it is economically bad to throw good money after bad. I suspect more sane and rational big oil companies will buy them up at pennies on the dollar. When you see that you know the downside games will no longer work.
The #Fed will help the #banks. They don't care about #oil or #commodities. They probably want a decline in building commodities to offset possible interest rate difficulty for housing, and the lack of workers in the housing market that drive costs up.
Maybe other companies are, I'd like to know either way. @[Phil Flynn](user:33688) or @[Scot Cohen](user:44126), is $PTRC the only #oil company doing this?
Fascinating, I admit I've never heard of #PetroRiver before this article. But I'd like a better understanding of what 3D seismic imaging is. Where can I learn more about how/why this will give Petro River an edge over the competition in #oil production? $PTRC
Great Read! I think that President has the notion that economic recovery is instantaneous, this is untrue. Moreover, the stock market is not necessarily representative of the economy overall, we must look at other factors such as inflation, unemployment, etc.
Considering the appreciation of the #dollar, volatile #oil prices and decrease in the #Gold Spot Market, this activity is signalling a market change. Could be that as we exit the recession, business activity is picking up.
#OPEC can very well try to appear unfazed but their influence on the global #oil market has been on a decline for quite some time. What we are seeing now is a perfect example of their waning influence. They've gone through considerable lengths with the current production deals in order to prop up the oil price. The end result is a stabilization around $50 - $60. The rebound in US oil rigs ensures that the oil price will never reach its previous highs. $OIL$UCO$USO
You make an interesting but cryptic final statement: "Five or ten years from now, a possible market share ‘oil war’ would take place on a totally different battleground, and some regiments or battalions may lack essential armory to wage such war." Does this imply a #Bannon type physical war for total control of #oil in the Middle East?
It Looks Like The Oil Is Topping Now
I agree, I figured #oil is looking overbought at these levels and ready for a pullback, my question is, is it ready for a full on short position or is it a minor correction before oil continues its rally?
Green Energy: Lost Cause Or Must-Have Investment?
Low #oil prices in 2015 and 2016 caused people to pull money from green energy because they were worried that technologies like solar and wind would not be able to compete with cheaper oil. I think now that oil prices are rising and stabilizing is the best time to invest in green energy. To that end I really like the idea of investing in ClearSign Combustion $CLIR and will keep this stock on my radar.
Alternative Treats For Beyond Halloween
Don't expect much volatility in #oil? What about the turmoil in the Middle East?
3 Best-Performing Energy Mutual Funds of Q3
I have been shopping around in the #energy sector lately since this recent surge in #oil prices has yet to be reflected in shares of energy companies. I did not think about the potential opportunities in energy mutual funds thank you for the tips. $SEPIX $UMESX $VGENX
Alternative Treats For Beyond Halloween
There is seasonality in #oil. The biggest rise tends to be summer vacation season and the biggest drop is after that. I don't expect too much volatility short term. Asia's and SE Asia's growing demand for oil is interesting though.
Oil, Tensions And Demand On The Rise
Reduced output from the Kurdish territories and high demand from China are helping to raise #oil prices. Do you think this rise in prices is sustainable or do you think U.S shale drillers will pick up the slack again as they have in the past?
The Potentially Rising Cost Of Oil
Snap up the #oil stocks now while they're cheap. But keep on an eye on developments in alternative energy which will eventually surplant oil completely.
What The Price Of Oil Will Be By December 31, 2017
Good assessment. #Oil prices have been lurching forward. I also don't expect a big jump up, however, neither do I expect them to fall off a cliff. The main issue remains, when will those pumping at a loss at these prices get their credit cut and go home. And when will those supplying equipment and loans stop because it is economically bad to throw good money after bad. I suspect more sane and rational big oil companies will buy them up at pennies on the dollar. When you see that you know the downside games will no longer work.
“Oil Is The Fed’s Canary”: Is The Fed “Sleepwalking Into A Policy Mistake”?
The #Fed will help the #banks. They don't care about #oil or #commodities. They probably want a decline in building commodities to offset possible interest rate difficulty for housing, and the lack of workers in the housing market that drive costs up.
"Prepare For Excitement!" One Trader Thinks Higher Oil Prices Will Save Us All
#Oil bouncing on price manip jawboning is a suspect FUNNY mental for the stock market. That said, I'm leaning bullish the casino atmosphere.
US Oil Rig Count Rises For 17th Straight Week As Crude Production Nears Record Highs
As long as oil remains above the $50 range #oil rigs will continue to come online. It is just the nature of things.
A Third Dimension in Oil Production
Maybe other companies are, I'd like to know either way. @[Phil Flynn](user:33688) or @[Scot Cohen](user:44126), is $PTRC the only #oil company doing this?
A Third Dimension in Oil Production
Fascinating, I admit I've never heard of #PetroRiver before this article. But I'd like a better understanding of what 3D seismic imaging is. Where can I learn more about how/why this will give Petro River an edge over the competition in #oil production? $PTRC
Is The Trump Economic Agenda Falling Apart Before It Even Gets Underway?
Great Read! I think that President has the notion that economic recovery is instantaneous, this is untrue. Moreover, the stock market is not necessarily representative of the economy overall, we must look at other factors such as inflation, unemployment, etc.
Considering the appreciation of the #dollar, volatile #oil prices and decrease in the #Gold Spot Market, this activity is signalling a market change. Could be that as we exit the recession, business activity is picking up.
The Oil War Is Only Just Getting Started
#OPEC can very well try to appear unfazed but their influence on the global #oil market has been on a decline for quite some time. What we are seeing now is a perfect example of their waning influence. They've gone through considerable lengths with the current production deals in order to prop up the oil price. The end result is a stabilization around $50 - $60. The rebound in US oil rigs ensures that the oil price will never reach its previous highs. $OIL $UCO $USO
The Oil War Is Only Just Getting Started
You make an interesting but cryptic final statement: "Five or ten years from now, a possible market share ‘oil war’ would take place on a totally different battleground, and some regiments or battalions may lack essential armory to wage such war." Does this imply a #Bannon type physical war for total control of #oil in the Middle East?