Oil Prices: Higher or Lower in 2010? [View article]
Supply will not increase and will decrease due to peak oil and the land export model. When oil went to $147 there was little supply response and now with the world economies improving supply will not be able to keep up with demand. Even the IEA come out and spoke about the looming peak oil problem even though they think it will be later. It looks like supply peaked over the last 4 years and it is rolling over - forever. Tell me you opinion on this response. Thanks
Megaprojects Predict Decline of Oil Production [View article]
Very good article - we are really at the peak now due to nat gas condensates in decline already. Our society is not prepared for this and get ready for the big problem to come.
The New Energy Cold War: The Warsaw-Tehran Connection [View article]
I agree with parts of the article but you have it a bit backwards. The USA & Europe (oil sucking countries) are the weak ones with Peak oil starting to slam us now and forever. Russia has what what we need and they have plenty of oil/nat gas for themselves. Especially enough to make whatever war machine materials they need. Now do you relalize why we are putting missles on their doormat. Checkmate*******5-4-3-... Study about peak oil and think about what is coming. Scary*******
Amazing what a genius you are. I'll bet that the last 6 years of this oil bull you were constantly declaring oil was in a bubble. When oil goes to $300/barrel in 2011 and then $500/barrel in 2014 you will still be blowing the bubble horn. I suggest you get educated about why oil is in a very very long term bull - Peak Oil. I certainly hope that you are putting your money where your mouth is.
Is the Commodities Bull Market Over? [View article]
Right on - and don't forget about peak oil - it is here and is going to get worse. It takes oil to get everything into production and into markets like a network. Start buying soon and the dollar is doomed and will go to nothing.
Crude Reality: Big Oil's Purposely Restricting Supply [View article]
Try building a solar panel without oil or a wind turbine - good luck. How about everything else in your life without oil like asprin, tennis balls, carpeting - everything - good luck. I have 7 solar systems on my house and I totally understand that they all took energy inputs from oil, coal, nuclear, nat gas to make. If you think that we are just going to walk into a green world immediately you are Knuts. We must start the transition to alternate energy but we will always need oil or its systhesized equivelant. Always.
Peak Oil as a Direct Result of Misallocation of Funds [View article]
Excellent article - I am very pleased how you covered all the bases about the effects of Peak Oil in this article. I agree with everything you said but I will add that the dollar will eventually go to nothing. Yes nothing 0/$
What are you guys somking? The crude oil inventories and at record levels below average. Hey put down that hookah and rethink the numbers so you don't get laughed off the court. CERA likes you.
Headwinds Index: How Long Can Financials Outperform Energy? [View article]
Bill, you have nailed it in this article - bravo to you. The fed can print and mininipulate (PPT) all they want but they can't print oil, nat gas & coal. We are in a Peak Oil state of mind that is written in geology. The fact that they (Fed Reserve Mob) tried this financial treachery is scarry to think what they might try when the dollar is dumped by the world in the near future. Thanks again for your good article and keep them coming.
The Oil Bubble Will Meet the Same Fate as Tech, Housing [View article]
Jason, you were probably saying the same thing back when oil was $70/barrel. Well you better learn about Peak Oil or you will be doomed and will end up disgraced, broke and destitute. And not fun to hang around with either.
Phil, you are such a ninny. You really need to settle down, be objective and really really learn about Peak Oil. It is staring you in the face and will take your investments into the abyss.
Nigeria: The Elephant in the Corner [View article]
Jim, at the end of the day we can talk about peak oil & increasing world demand and that is what we should do. Now - immediately and the next day too and the one after that because that is what the real problem really is. The world's old supergiant oil fields are significantly in decline and the decline is getting more profound and world demand is increasing fast. This is the viewpoint of Matt Simmons and I share that viewpoint too. Your viewpoint that the politically unstable producers that are having trouble maintaining their production is the essence of our delima is narrow-minded & superficial. The world must replace 4M/day/year just to make up for existing oil well depletion & new demand. The world can't do that and the supply - demand imbalance will just keep getting worse. Today demand is 87 MBD & supply is 85 MBD. Expect the gap to widen each year with continuing higher prices. Its the peak Jim - get ready for oil at $300/barrel in 2011.
Oil Prices: Higher or Lower in 2010? [View article]
Thanks
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