Sunday, February 13, 2022 8:29:07 PM
I'm inclined to believe this guy over the hysteria, problem with MSM and the war games, always turns out to be something completely different in the deep clandestine operations, perhaps, US and Putin are working together to give current Potus a victory for a variety of reasons, or the hysteria, a deep operation to pump more dollars into DOD, who knows but I take everything with a grain of salt that I see on TV. lol
YF print on crude 200ppb options, another fleecing victory for wall street to collect money on all those calls that will expire worthless
The biggest spike in crude was mid 2008 to 140ppb, here's a random post summary https://www.resources.org/common-resources/the-2008-oil-price-shock-markets-or-mayhem/
"What combination of factors then explains the collapse in oil prices that occurred during the second half of 2008? Surely the primary factor is that demand for oil dropped sharply around the world due to the economic decline, which in early 2008 few analysts were predicting would turn out to be so deep."
Crude dropped from 140 to 40 in 6 months
Inflation will be the driver, the demand destruction, because we no Fed is not going to stop printing, as evidenced in NYFed ops calendar release
anyways, I'm staying with my Drip/crude charts and will keep building a Drip position
FM #Lavrov: After Russian troops finish drills and return to barracks, West will declare 'diplomatic victory' by having 'secured' Russian 'de-escalation'. Predictable scenario and cheap domestic political points. pic.twitter.com/S58RcmsetA
— Russian Embassy, UK (@RussianEmbassy) February 12, 2022
YF print on crude 200ppb options, another fleecing victory for wall street to collect money on all those calls that will expire worthless
The biggest spike in crude was mid 2008 to 140ppb, here's a random post summary https://www.resources.org/common-resources/the-2008-oil-price-shock-markets-or-mayhem/
"What combination of factors then explains the collapse in oil prices that occurred during the second half of 2008? Surely the primary factor is that demand for oil dropped sharply around the world due to the economic decline, which in early 2008 few analysts were predicting would turn out to be so deep."
Crude dropped from 140 to 40 in 6 months
Inflation will be the driver, the demand destruction, because we no Fed is not going to stop printing, as evidenced in NYFed ops calendar release
anyways, I'm staying with my Drip/crude charts and will keep building a Drip position
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