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[VW-Lover]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.684.379 von VW-Lover am 24.06.16 07:09:12

ich meine die longs

[VW-Lover]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.684.301 von VW-Lover am 24.06.16 07:03:31

Was passiert mit den über Faktor 10 Zertifikaten?

wenn der brent heute 10% (zZ sinds 6%) fällt, sind die theoretisch wertlos.

[VW-Lover]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.684.049 von zoj-82 am 24.06.16 06:42:44

Brexit ist gelaufen. Kurzfristig gesehen gingen die crashs zB 1988, 1989, 1990 die ersten zwei Tage stark nach unten und dann am dritten Tag Erhohlung. Wenn man auf ein ähnliches Verhalten spekuliert Montag calls, Dienstag raus und shorts Dienstag oder Mittwoch eindecken und ständig auf den Absprung sein. Brent Chart sieht noch okay aus, 47 sollte halten.

[zoj-82]

Brexit

Was denkt ihr wenn Briten ja sagen zu austritt, wird Panik nur Heute? oder schon paar Tage dauern.

[VW-Lover]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.683.608 von abgemeldet-228391 am 24.06.16 05:38:19

Ist ja unglaublich, da fällt brent über Nacht um 3$.
Da freut sich mein short.

[abgemeldet-228391]

... kein Wunder das die Läger in US nie übergegangen sind

U.S. Expands Oil And Gas Storage Facilities By 6 percent In 6 Months

The United States expanded its oil storage capacity by 34 million barrels, or six percent, from September 2015 to March 2016, according to the Energy Information Administration’s latest report on the matter.

The addition marks the largest such capacity growth since the EIA began collecting the data in 2011, Reuters reported on Wednesday. Industry insiders had feared storage capacities would fail to keep up with the speed of American oil and gas production.

Low oil prices have led American oil reserves to swell over the course of the past two years. The 15 percent increase in fuel storage has pushed crude oil storage utilization levels to a record high of 73 percent for the week ending June 10th.

The fires in Alberta, Canada and reduced output in the United States have led crude oil stocks to decrease, spurring a price increase, albeit with limited effect.

The EIA’s report, released every six months, said the expansion of crude storage would help “accommodate the growth in U.S. crude oil inventories, which surpassed 500 million barrels at the end of January 2016.”

Inventories of the raw product rose in 24 of the 30 weeks covered in the report, which highlights the need for larger facilities. Cushing, Oklahoma - a major energy storage facility in the United States - has been at 87 percent capacity in the past four weeks - up six percent from last year. The Gulf Coast region, surrounding the Gulf of Mexico, saw similarly high utilization rates in their storage sites.

“The largest commercial crude oil storage capacity expansions since September were in the Midwest and Gulf Coast regions, which added 19 million barrels and 13 million barrels, respectively,” the report read. “Combined, these regions account for 82 percent of total U.S. commercial crude oil storage capacity. Within the Midwest, storage capacity at Cushing, the delivery point for the Nymex WTI futures contract, expanded 1.5 million barrels.”

By Zainab Calcuttawala for Oilprice.com

[Bullentango]

Vorsicht: Brexit-Entscheidung wird auch das Öl nach unten drücken...

Ein Beben für die Märkte aber insgesamt gut für die EU, da es nun zu tiefgreifenden Reformen kommen wird. Am Ende wird UK bleiben.

[keepitshort]

Wiederholung:
die Saudis verkaufen mit Preisnachlass ihr Öl in Asien um sich in Asien Marktanteile zu sichern

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-20/something-stunning-…

The volumes of oil stored at sea in South East Asia - predominantly Singapore and Malaysia - appear to have increased significantly," said Erik Broekhuizen, Global Manager of tanker research and consultancy at New York-based shipping brokerage Poten & Partners. "The current volumes are the highest for at least the last five years."
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alle schauen auf die Lagerdaten... anscheinend berücksichtigt keiner, dass die Lager bereits in Höhe von 200 Mio Barrel Öl !!! aufs Meer verlagert wurden in Tanker die weltweit ankern.

Aus meiner Sicht wir der Ölpreis damit wenig Potential nach oben haben.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-01/stunning-satellite-…

One week ago, we showed the latest MarineTraffic update of the unprecedented congestion of crude oil tankers located off the coast of Singapore, together with an extended analysis of what is causing this and what are the implications
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Oil and China: ‘Teapots’ Mean Real Demand

http://www.wsj.com/articles/oil-and-china-teapots-mean-real-…
China’s state refineries started this trend two years ago of guzzling crude, and re-exporting refined products, chiefly diesel. Thanks to the teapots’ increased capacity, China has also begun exporting more gasoline. In the first four months of the year, China’s average daily gasoline exports were a third higher than in all of 2015, according to Energy Aspects. That will pressure gasoline prices across Asia.

Just because the teapots are active, doesn’t mean that China is the factor that will keep oil prices aloft (in the up-trend)

[skyrocker]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.674.449 von abgemeldet-228391 am 23.06.16 06:12:41

Ich habe den Artikel auch Estern gelesen.

Da steht dass die Exporte verringert wurden, die Produktion wurde ja erhöht.

+Da bleibt zu rätseln was sie mit den produzierten Öl gemacht haben - gelagert? - selbst verbraucht? - andere Kanäle die nicht vom JODI erfasst wurden benutzt? Vielleicht haben sie doch zuwenig Rabatte gegeben?

Es gibt sicher eine Knappheit des verfügbaren Tankerpotentials, warum wohl?

[abgemeldet-228391]

Saudi Oil Exports Reach Six-Month Low

.... je mehr die Produktion weltweit zurückgeht , getrieben durch eingestellte / gekürzte Projekte ( hauptsächlich in USA / Ölsand / Tiefsee / Offshore ) umso mehr werden die Saudis ( & Staaten im Nahen Osten ) still und heimlich die Produktion zurückfahren !

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Oil exports from Saudi Arabia tumbled to their lowest point in six months according to the latest Joint Organizations Data Initiative (JODI) published on 20 June 2016.

As reported by Bloomberg, output sent abroad for the world’s biggest crude exporter suffered a monthly fall of 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 7.44 million bpd last April. Exports in that month reached their lowest level since the 7.36 million bpd shipped out in October 2015.

The drop in exports occurred despite a rise in oil production of 10.26 million bpd in April versus 10.22 million bpd a month earlier according to the JODI. Nevertheless, production lags behind the record 10.56 million bpd obtained in June 2015.

Several factors can explain the discrepancy behind Saudi Arabia’s oil exports and production, such as the greater domestic demand for energy. JODI figures showed the amount of crude oil burnt to generate power rose from 397,000 bpd in March to 501,000 bpd in April. Additionally, foreign refineries purchased less oil to account for maintenance that typically takes place in April and May prior to the expected summer demand.

This may account for the decline in Saudi crude oil inventories, which dipped to around 290.85 million barrels in April from nearly 296.666 million barrels a month earlier and the peak of 329.43 million barrels in October last year.

The JODI also reported a decline in oil exports for several Arabian Peninsula states. Qatari exports last April plummeted to an eleven-year low, while OPEC members Iraq and Kuwait also suffered from lower shipments abroad.

The new data may provide ammunition for senior government officials and royal figures seeking to pivot Saudi Arabia away from relying so much on oil to power its economy. Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is reportedly one of the main proponents of the “Saudi Vision 2030” economic reforms that could more than triple non-oil revenue to about US$141 billion by 2020.

By Erwin Cifuentes for Oilprice.com