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At this point you are right Georealist, I think you can short DCR into the ground as this ETF will go to zero on the 24th.
On Jun 02 06:05 PM Georealist wrote:
> On the surface all of this seems reasonable..until you dig a little. > DCR would be inferior, in my opinion, to simply using DUG (ProShares > Ultra Short Oil & Gas)...IF you are positing a drop in oil (and it's > very likely if oil drops 20% nat gas will trail alongside) then why > the halfway attempt to take advantage. It's alomost inconceivable > that nat gas would continue to rise in a strongly corrective environment..since > it stands roughly in relationship to oil as silver does to gold. > > I suppose it would have been above and beyond to actually see your > reasoning behind a possible near term decline (which is very likely) > but that is hoping for a bit much. > By the by..there was no need to go into the lengthy nonsense about > UCR...giving some insight into what the market move translates into > and the REASON that has such a dramatic effect on refiners would > be enough.
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RookieInvest: Right now this etf needs to be shorted. I had thought the bubble would burst, but now that it appears this etf will end with oil above $120 it will go to zero. Thanks for the question.
On Jun 05 04:12 AM RookieInvest or wrote:
> Legmaker, in simpler english. Is DCR a buy now, as oil has een rapidly > declining now? I am a little confused as to what happens if by June > 25th oil is not below $120 a barrel. Is any position I have in DCR > then worthless if oil is not below the $120 a barrel mark by June > 25th? If you can go into a little more detail in laymans I would > appreciate it. Thank you.
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georealist, very good points, but dcr is a trade. Buy in the morning around 1.15 and sell at 1.25. Been working for me. Have a great day and God Bless.
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On Jun 02 06:05 PM Georealist wrote:
> On the surface all of this seems reasonable..until you dig a little.
> DCR would be inferior, in my opinion, to simply using DUG (ProShares
> Ultra Short Oil & Gas)...IF you are positing a drop in oil (and it's
> very likely if oil drops 20% nat gas will trail alongside) then why
> the halfway attempt to take advantage. It's alomost inconceivable
> that nat gas would continue to rise in a strongly corrective environment..since
> it stands roughly in relationship to oil as silver does to gold.
>
> I suppose it would have been above and beyond to actually see your
> reasoning behind a possible near term decline (which is very likely)
> but that is hoping for a bit much.
> By the by..there was no need to go into the lengthy nonsense about
> UCR...giving some insight into what the market move translates into
> and the REASON that has such a dramatic effect on refiners would
> be enough.
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On Jun 05 04:12 AM RookieInvest or wrote:
> Legmaker, in simpler english. Is DCR a buy now, as oil has een rapidly
> declining now? I am a little confused as to what happens if by June
> 25th oil is not below $120 a barrel. Is any position I have in DCR
> then worthless if oil is not below the $120 a barrel mark by June
> 25th? If you can go into a little more detail in laymans I would
> appreciate it. Thank you.
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