Post by
Roscoe747 on Dec 07, 2023 10:39am
The tail is wagging the dog
in the share price saga and the usualsuspects are encouraging capitulation while excitedly awaiting their entry point. Oil prices are now determined in the financial oil market based mainly on how to interpret the latest prevarications of the entities with an oar in the water rather than the metrics of supply and demand. Fundamentals don;t matter until, suddenly, they do.
I think instantanious communications has skewed the process in favour of those trying to keep a particular narrative at the forefront of decisionmaking. High interest rates, recession, war, peddling climate change nonsense to 'stop oil' are all impacting the decision making process.
Until an event occurs that focuses on fundamental production, the games will continue.
Comment by
Roscoe747 on Dec 07, 2023 4:24pm
You make my point. nobody who buys oil shares but the general investors who used to buy oil shares do care - not about the climate scam per se but about its effect on share prices.