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Does the continuing rise in oil prices indicate the industry is recovering?

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test * Does the continuing rise in oil prices indicate the industry is recovering? *

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Post ID: @Krer+Gt2nc8V
  • Does the continuing rise in oil prices indicate the industry is recovering? *
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Post ID: @Kxtw+Gt2nc8V

see " comments by unemployed douchebags with nothing better to do than surf the internet and post mindless words"

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Post ID: @2xrz+Gt2nc8V

No dumb ass whip dick it doesn't mean that oil is coming back up. IDIOT!!!!!!

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Post ID: @tuk+Gt2nc8V

The recent uptick in price of oil has largely been driven by the fall in the US Dollar. There has been little change to the supply/demand dynamics previous posters mentioned.

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Post ID: @gfw+Gt2nc8V

Thank you all for your reasonable, lucid explanations.

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Post ID: @tfr+Gt2nc8V

Bounce bounce bounce

Inventory record high

Production still high

Inventory increasing = supply outstripping demand = dead cat bounce

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Post ID: @njm+Gt2nc8V

Oil will go back down. See "Dead Cat Bounce".

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Post ID: @wtf+Gt2nc8V

A few days of increased oil prices means nothing in the long run. No operator is going to spend a bunch of money with the "hope" that the trend will continue indefinitely. We will need months of upward trending oil pricing before we can say there might be an industry "recovery".

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Post ID: @yll+Gt2nc8V

it's a supply and demand issue, not a gas price issue. we are waaaay over supplied right now and the damand hasn't really changed plus China economic growth has slowed so demand may have dropped while the barrels are getting churned out left and right.

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