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Old 10-12-2006, 02:16 PM
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Question on Oil Speculators

Were people that were buying crude for future delivvery at $80/barrel a few months ago, hence driving the price up, losing their ass right now, since it's back at $60?

Will this market correction help to take some of the wild fluctuation out of the oil markets?

It seems to me that over the last year, oil has been the fashionable "buy", which has caused the price to skyrocket. Everyone had their reason, but the bottom like is, it was in vogue amongst investors.

What do you guys/gals think?
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Old 10-12-2006, 03:19 PM
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Institutions and Hedgefund managers were bullish on oil based on the what if?????..."what if there is an all out conflict in the mideast?" etc etc.....alot of things happened and events unfolded but it did not really put a kink into the supply side...at the same time...anyone who has purchased a vehicle in the last nine months and fuel cost affected thier decisions purchased a more fuel efficient vehicle....anyway the long and the short of it...there are a few hedgefunds that have just blown up because the "trading places"scenario that has just unfolded...they brought high and have sold lowerer as the sell side has gained momentum. Demand over all is down...there were less hurricanes, the gulf is almost back to full capacity...therehave been new discoveries in the deep water wells...all pointing to stable capicity. It is funny how back in 00-01 OPEC said that $25 bucks a barrell was too low and that $40 was more desirable. Now they are fretting if it falls below $60 becuase they used to the $$$$$!
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Old 10-12-2006, 03:21 PM
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