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UpPeriscopeon Sep 23, 2019 5:25pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Genoil to the rescue-as offered in jest.
RE:RE:RE:RE:Genoil to the rescue-as offered in jest.Davey-it seems you've a well-established practice of identifying opportunities to showcase your incompetence in ever consummating deals that you invariably blow. Why bother?
Total volume since Davey's posted his White Knight specter: 51,500. I trust you didn't discard the well-worn sandwich board since you posted (as Nichy several months ago) that your European contacts were to buy Genoil shares by the tens (or was is hundreds?) of millions.
9/17/19
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Nevertheless, these drone attacks can awaken interest in Genoil in the financial markets as a solution to the potential Straits of Hormuz Crisis..." Saudi oil attack: Where are we a week on and what happens next?
Repairs and Restoration Saudi Arabia initially expected to re-start most lost oil output within days of the attack, but that early optimism was tempered after evaluation of the damage. Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman and Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser still painted a positive picture of the kingdom’s ability to restore oil production and exports after the attack at a briefing on September 17. Here’s a summary of the key takeaways from the briefing: -
- Exports Continue, Saudi Arabia Seeks Fuel
The attack could affect flows of both crude oil and refined products, as Saudi Arabia cuts deliveries to its own processing plants in order to maintain exports. It will also shift the balance of Saudi crude supply toward its heavier grades from offshore fields at the expense of the lighter supplies mostly produced onshore and processed at Abqaiq.
Saudi Aramco “will be able to meet all its commitments to customers this month by drawing on its crude oil reserves,” the energy minister said ... Full Article:
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/commodities/views/saudi-oil-attack-where-are-we-a-week-on-and-what-happens-next/articleshow/71241719.cms