deacondamo
El Jefe
http://money.cnn.com/2015/01/05/investing/stocks-market-fall-oil/index.html
Check the comments for a good read as well.
Check the comments for a good read as well.
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interesting to me that as oil goes down the market drops. just goes to show how much bigger of an impact the energy industry has than consumer spending.
There are a ton of U.S. jobs tied to oil. My wife's cousin works to obtain land leases where the domestic drilling occurs. They are slowing down getting the leases with the price of oil. My sister's soon-to-be FIL works in valve sales (exciting, I know) and his sales have dropped off a cliff with the recent downturn. These are #anecdotes, but lots of people derive income from a burgeoning oil/gas industry within the U.S.
over all the falling oil prices help a lot more than they hurt, a lot more
It dropped to $11-12 in 1998 and people thought the same thing before that drop. I imagine the crude oil producers will drop the price enough to squeeze out some of the new producers...which is probably in the range you note. It's going to be an interesting move to a new equilibrium. Probably hurts the US in the short term since US energy is the current economic driver, but the savings should kick in at some point. JMHO.Read something yesterday where someone was predicting it dropping to $15/barrel. I think that's ridiculous, but I don't think $30-35/barrel is out of the question.
I might stockpile gas. Anyone know where I can get some big containers?
I might stockpile gas. Anyone know where I can get some big containers?
I might stockpile gas. Anyone know where I can get some big containers?
Believe it or not, but gas goes bad
Yeah the correct question should be where can you buy gas futures
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