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It's good to talk about the crisis then you don't risk your dough.
Brent oil is at its peak; I calculate that over the next year, depending on the oil grade, the price will collapse to around $12-15 per barrel.
That would be fun, with a huge hole in the federal budget.
Interesting.
And who will pump oil when the cost of production is already well over $12 a barrel?
Well yes, in haste, but in general, very interested in the opinion of the guys in this thread https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/132402 more than worthy opponents in terms of technical analysis.
I get the irony. Sorry, not interested.
Curious.
And who is going to pump oil when the cost of production is already over $12 a barrel?
In 1998, oil prices were $9-10 and nothing happened, apart from the GKO default
a weak U.S. dollar is not needed at the moment because there is no competitive manufacturing sector there other than the weekly sale of government bonds through auctions, today it seems the U.S. congress decided to expand the "government debt" limit, if that limit had not been expanded, they would have declared bankruptcy today ... Dollars are being bought for the "foreign appeal" of guaranteed government securities, which is what life in the US is all about ... the whole so called "global financial system" is bullshit...
the u.s. economy is a prime example...
look at the level of government debt and how many times since 2006 the usa has defaulted technically ...
"this energy needs to be used for peaceful purposes"... into science, and education of mankind, to get people into promising areas for the common good... I may be idealizing... there's always someone who thinks his ass needs to be even warmer... and someone's willing to kill for it, in one way or another... and this is about people now... the amazing thing is...
"people die for metal" ...a dead-end archaic...
imho
Will everyone go into the quid and sit in it and watch it get cheaper thanks to the printing press? A rise in the price of raw materials, stocks, etc. is an exit from a depreciating quid. Falling is deflating bubbles. But after the deflation there will be growth again, while currencies are being deflated by emissions and low interest rates. There is no other way to restore demand than by pumping the market with cheap money and credit.
Judging by the price charts, almost all commodity assets, I mean food, could get seriously expensive.
In 1998 oil prices were $9-10 and nothing happened, apart from the GKO default.
That's the cost of producing oil in Russia, and the Americans (oil companies) spend 40 quid for every barrel pumped out.
a weak US dollar is not needed at the moment because there is no competitive manufacturing sector there other than the sale of weekly government bonds through auctions, today it seems the US congress has decided to expand the "government debt" limit, if that limit had not been expanded, bankruptcy would have been declared today ... Dollars are being bought for the "foreign appeal" of guaranteed government securities, which is what life in the US is all about ... the whole so called "global financial system" is bullshit...
the US economy is a prime example...
look at the level of government debt and how many times since 2006 the usa has defaulted technically ...
"this energy needs to be used for peaceful purposes"... into science, and education of mankind, to get people into promising areas for the common good... I may be idealizing... there's always someone who thinks his ass needs to be even warmer... and someone's willing to kill for it, in one way or another... and this is about people now... the amazing thing is...
"people die for metal" ...a dead-end archaic...
imho
This once again confirms that you ALWAYS have to live within your means! If you spend more than you earn, sooner or later you will have to face problems, no matter the individual, the company or the country....