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Oil Prices Jump on Inventory Data, Demand Outlook...

 
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Oil Prices Jump on Inventory Data, Demand Outlook...
When will people learn not to believe a damn thing they see or hear from the MSM????? I kept telling you ALL that there was plenty of oil storage and nobody believed me.... You should ALWAYS be doing the opposite of what you hear on TV...

"Prices rise to highest of the year on signs production may be peaking and global demand is rising"

U.S. oil prices surged to their highest level of the year Wednesday on signs that the country’s production may be peaking.

U.S. oil production has now declined twice in three weeks, the first time that has happened in 2015, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said Wednesday. It is one of several recent signs that oil production may finally be slowing across the country, breaking up the breakneck pace of a historic boom that has flooded the U.S. market and cut prices nearly in half from last year’s peak.

Traders jumped on the news, sparking the biggest one-day rally for U.S. oil prices in two months. Prices around the world have now climbed steadily for about a month, flying in the face of top oil analysts who had predicted the opposite.

The rally gives a break to U.S. producers, who have had to slash budgets, shut in wells and lay off thousands of workers during the crash. And it has sent some investors recalibrating as oil starts making a comeback from 2014 when it was among the worst performing in a class of poor-performing assets.
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Re: Oil Prices Jump on Inventory Data, Demand Outlook...
Just a few days ago the "analyst" were saying "OMG there is no place to put anymore oil" its going to go to $20 maybe even $18 dollars a barrel" Bunch of Bullshit!!!!
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This is just saying we are going over the hump. If the next report has a higher number or even, oil will sink. Lets hope not. I doubt it anyways. Rig count should drop again and number should only be better from here to the end off summer. you have any utwi stocks?
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Re: Oil Prices Jump on Inventory Data, Demand Outlook...
This is just saying we are going over the hump. If the next report has a higher number or even, oil will sink. Lets hope not. I doubt it anyways. Rig count should drop again and number should only be better from here to the end off summer. you have any utwi stocks?
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No we don't own stock we are Independent producers ... the price DIRECTLY effects our bottom line. were good even at 40 to 50 dollar oil but hey more is even better, for ALL the oil patch and the U.S. for that matter.
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Buy oil stock now!!!!
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Re: Oil Prices Jump on Inventory Data, Demand Outlook...
This is just saying we are going over the hump. If the next report has a higher number or even, oil will sink. Lets hope not. I doubt it anyways. Rig count should drop again and number should only be better from here to the end off summer. you have any utwi stocks?
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the number going forward will NOT rise it will be lower...

Shale Output Is Falling Faster Than Expected

Shale drillers will see production drop sooner than expected under a U.S. government forecast, a momentum change that hints at an eventual price rally.
Just five months after Saudi Arabia put the market into a tailspin by refusing to cut supply despite a global glut, the shale oil industry will record its first monthly dip since U.S. officials began weighing output in 2013.
The projected production drop is small, just 1 percent. Yet investors took note, pushing oilfield stocks to the top five spots in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index on Tuesday, led by rig operators Ensco Plc and Diamond Offshore Drilling Inc. The decline lags the idling of rigs because of a backlog of already-drilled wells that have gradually been coming online.
“OPEC’s plan is playing out and price is correcting the oversupply,” said Michael Scialla, an analyst at Stifel Nicolaus & Co. in Denver, in a telephone interview.
West Texas Intermediate crude, the U.S. benchmark, climbed 3 percent to $53.47 a barrel at 2:03 p.m. in New York, extending the rising streak to a fourth trading session.
Shale fields make up about half of total U.S. production, which will continue growing this year and next, rising to 10.3 million barrels a day in 2025, according to a new longterm forecast by the Energy Department Tuesday.



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Re: Oil Prices Jump on Inventory Data, Demand Outlook...
Just a few days ago the "analyst" were saying "OMG there is no place to put anymore oil" its going to go to $20 maybe even $18 dollars a barrel" Bunch of Bullshit!!!!
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Kinda looks like they will be right after all!!!





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