It's over for oil
Yeah let me just trust the scam sites twitter account, I'm sure they don't have a vested interest in scamming me out of money at all
this was pretty much already happening no matter what
>>62014120>Polymarket tweeting this when they have outstanding bets on the oil priceNigger
>>62014120SCAM SITE, WHAT IS A SUITE?
wdym it's over when it's mooning?
>>62014120Trump's dead and his cultists will be lucky if being mocked and politically exiled is their only punishment. In a just world these morons would be publically beaten, humiliated and disfigured since their crimes will be forgiven.
It's over for everyone, nigger.Just a matter of how hard the ass fucking is going to be.
MIGAlards will be hanging from lampposts
>>62014120Show me the internal memo
>>62014213>>62014248stay mad #jewgang
>ENB>TRP>SOBOSure feels good to be an Albertafag
>>62014120> current price of oil: $98.09> US and Israel at war in the Middle East with no forseable end> $100 oil for the next year is a meme being force by the jewsWhy are rock collectors like this?
>>62014120Can the rest of the world really not make up for it? Saudi Arabia and the UAE can still pump half of their production through pipelines. Realistically about 10% of the world's current production is affected by the Hormuz closure. How would this send prices soaring that much?
>>62014383The pipelines are living on borrowed time, but let's put that aside for a second.Capitalism means that production of a resource will only happen if it's profitable relating to demand. There are oil sources that are untapped because the cost does not make it profitable.They could be tapped, but only if it's a sound long-term decision.This takes a very significant amount of time, and meanwhile, the world is operating at (let's be generous) 90% production capacity, for a demand that approximates 100%.Subito presto 150$ a barrel.
>>62014383Demand for oil is notoriously inelastic
>>62014126>scam siteThey seem pretty reputable. I just had an interview with them the other day, they were very thorough compared to most companies I’ve been talking with.
>>62014396You niggers were saying this about silver a few months ago
>>62014511It seems you're too retarded to know that 4chan isn't one person.
he's fifa certified, the war will be over soon
>>62014398Right, but the rest of the world isn't able to make up for the supply at all?
>>62014396Why $150? A million for a barrel!-same logic
>>62014120
>>62014647There is a price point at which oil would have a danger of demand destruciton in a deficit, but it isn't 150$. I'd say it sits at around 300 right now.
>>62014126Yeah let me just trust orange nigger shit posts about how he can't stop winning lol.
>>62014120>United CEOYou mean like the kind that gets shot in the street? The notorious healthcare conglomerate?Or the other united, the airline that desperately wants to jack up prices to improve their profit margins before the price of fuel has even had effects on jet fuel?I wouldn't trust what either says with regards to the oil market, they're not experts or all-knowing. If they did have some sort of insider view they wouldn't be preaching on twitter.
>>62014213>>6201424880% of gun owning men are 'miga', you are a tranny who cut your dick off. We are going to go RWDS the minute you try anything and all problems will be solved when you can no longer do the bidding of jewish communists trying to overthrow the government.
>>62014635If you mean with the current infrastructure, no. Most places are already producing near max capacity.They technically can, but only if the price is going to stay high enough for a long enough time for them to start tapping the currently untouched known deposits.I.e. The price of oil is going to stay high enough that extracting from expensive-to-operate sites stays profitable
>>62015153You won't do shit migger.
>>62014126Bot.
>>62014120>haha let's "leak" an "internal memo"
>>62014635As much of a cliche it is it's true-you can't pump oil like flipping a switch. Years of work and billions of investment are required for oil infrastructure. There's no reason to go all in on infrastructure if you're making more money per barrel and meeting energy demand.
>>62015449>miggers>>>/pol/
>>62014120why does manchester united care for the price of oil?i'll show myself out
