Where do expect oil price per barrel to go from here?

June 14, 2009 · Filed Under Current Events · 6 Comments 
ZACK U asked:


Oil is increasing because as you get closer to supply overload, perhaps the oil price starts becoming asymptotic.

The economist said speculators couldn’t drive up the price of oil because they are simply trading ‘paper barrels’. However, all this demand for contracts has to increase demand somewhere; They buy oil, then they sell it before ‘delivery,’ but in the process they are increasing demand.

It would seem that oil price could come down fairly easily. There is 1 million barrel discrepancy between supply and demand. With people’s lifestyle changing a little bit, you could easily take out 4 million barrels of demand and then the price could really plummet to 30’s or 20’s.

Nevertheless, this would mean a constant constraint on world growth, as every time the global belly would swell a price shock would ensue; demand growth is faster than supply growth.

It will be interesting to see where it goes. Please leave your insightful comments below.
Eventually high prices make alternatives attractive.

Did you know that hydrogen is cost efficient at 150 a barrel? you can use coal or nuclear to turn water into hydrogen, at an energy loss, but cost is what matters in the end.

Oil will not stay at thsi price but the constraints on growth will… This will mean people will notice another oil shock after it goes down again fairly quickly. This is why alternatives become viable.

The best outcome will be a combination of all the alternatives. And….nuclear power.
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I think your right about that…it will take a few years before this starts happening though, perhaps two decades…In the transition period, oil nations will have a ball.
in other words..its going to crash and oil nations will not like the outcome (its not their fault or anything that oil has gone up though)…but then perhaps it will go up again a year later, so, its up for grabs.

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Hey Cap and Trade Lovers, Did you know whole industries are exempted under the Kyoto Protocol?

June 2, 2009 · Filed Under Politics · 5 Comments 
driveranderson asked:


Germany exempts coal, so Why not the U.S.? Norway exempts oil so Why not the U.S.? Bio-Fuels are exempt also so where is the Cap?
Europe also over-sold credits and England Cheated on their Carbon Emissions by 26 basis points. Would you agree that blaming Carbon on Foreigners on your soil should be counted as yours in the earth sense because thats where the Carbon is.

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