Oil - Crude (WTI)Short
Drill baby, drill - oil price to follow down underground?
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Predicting the price of oil is risky business.. So many factors at play, and so many factors out of anyone’s control, influenced by world events and the actions of unpredictable players. So do your own research, base your decisions on your beliefs. Here’s my two cents.
The US president elect has stated he will open the wells on drilling, fracking and anything else that can produce oil. Increased supply - reduced price. Tension between Iran and Israel will likely soften, in the way that Iran will think twice about retaliating the Israeli attack now that a more direct person is at the wheel in the US. That being said, his takeover is still a few months away, but the sitting President has now nothing to lose. And, we are heading into winter, with reduced gasoline demand. The attached chart shows a horizontal channel, however I don’t think that is relevant in this situation. World events take the driving seat, and I believe oil price will decent going forward.
The US president elect has stated he will open the wells on drilling, fracking and anything else that can produce oil. Increased supply - reduced price. Tension between Iran and Israel will likely soften, in the way that Iran will think twice about retaliating the Israeli attack now that a more direct person is at the wheel in the US. That being said, his takeover is still a few months away, but the sitting President has now nothing to lose. And, we are heading into winter, with reduced gasoline demand. The attached chart shows a horizontal channel, however I don’t think that is relevant in this situation. World events take the driving seat, and I believe oil price will decent going forward.
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I dont see any immidiate triggers for oil, bar policies that Trump might impose. I will leave this, basically because of what I said initially in this idea. So many factors, and so little direction without external influence. This is a trade commodity, not a keep commoditiy.
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