Tuesday, July 21, 2009 2:03:42 PM
The big US oil companies drill for oil all over the planet and also ship and sell the oil all over the planet. The "US oil reserves" is usually meaning the amount the US Government has stockpiled for government or emergency use. What publically traded oil companies such as Exxon or Chevron have for reserves has nothing to do with US reserves.
I am not too concerned on which foreign oil company "owns" the reserves as long as they are selling it in the open market. IMHO, there should be some concern for what the future holds for communist or socialist countries who are trying to purchase assets for power. These state own oil companies can control the flow of their oil away from the free markets. But, ironically, some state own oil companies such as in Brazil, control way more oil than their countries will ever need and thus require a "free" market to distribute their assets in exchange for the power (money or other political powers) they receive.
Just ramblings….
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