Öl Jim Rogers rechnet mit einem Rückschlag von 50%!!!!! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Ballardpower]

......alle Teilnehmer wissen, dass das Spekulationskarussell irgendwann zusammenbricht. Doch jeder denkt, er sei schlauer als die anderen: Es wird sich schon ein Depp finden, der noch mehr zahlt.

Allmählich aber wächst das Unbehagen. Auch der Rohstoffexperte und Medienstar Jim Rogers, der weiter an eine langfristige Ölrally glaubt, wird nun vorsichtiger. „Kurzfristig ist jederzeit ein Rückschlag von 50 Prozent möglich“, warnt er. Wenn jetzt selbst der notorisch optimistische Rohstoffguru Rogers kalte Füße bekommt, dann sollten auch die Kleinanleger genau prüfen, ob sie wirklich in Öl investiert bleiben.
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachrichten/nachricht/242245…

[Ballardpower]

„Die Rekordpreise sind ungerechtfertigt“, erklärte Saudi Arabiens Ölminister Ali al-Naimi. Der OPEC-Politiker ließ durchblicken, dass der Golfstaat bald ein neues Feld erschließt.

[blue-storm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.306.090 von Ballardpower am 15.06.08 20:01:53

Quelle?

[Ramses2I]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.306.090 von Ballardpower am 15.06.08 20:01:53

Der OPEC-Politiker ließ durchblicken, dass der Golfstaat bald ein neues Feld erschließt.

Wers glaubt...der Markt derzeit anscheinend nicht!

[Sebastian1988]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.306.101 von blue-storm am 15.06.08 20:04:14

google doch

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2008-06/artikel-…

[yakima]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.306.248 von Sebastian1988 am 15.06.08 20:54:03

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article4981.html
"Marri will seek to persuade council members that the oil production must be linked to the country's actual development needs not the needs of foreign consumers," Alriyadh newspaper said in a report from the capital Riyadh. "He will tell the Council that keeping sufficient oil quantities underground is a good investment for the future as oil prices will then be higher…he will argue that this will be better than producing more oil and generating financial surpluses on the grounds these surpluses are causing inflation."

"The price of oil under ground is actually higher than its current market price because it will become a unique commodity by time and demand will continue to rise because of a steady growth in the world's population," Marri told Alriyadh.

"The level of oil production in Saudi Arabia must be linked to the country's actual development and financial needs not to market prices and the need of foreign consumer. It is not wise to sap this resource just to satisfy the demand of foreign markets. Dateline

Saudi oil revenues touch $1bn per day
Saudi Arabia is making $1 billion (Dh3.67bn) a day in oil revenues on the back of record global fuel prices, according to a top executive at Riyadh-based Jadwa investment company.

"Currently Saudi Arabia is making over a $1bn a day in oil revenues. So $30bn a month, of which about half is being used to support core government spending, and the other half is going to Sama which says it's growing its foreign assets by about $15bn a month," said Bourland. "This is going to continue on and on, and the sovereign wealth story will continue to roll," he added.

Saudi Arabia oil revenues are predicted to hit $16.6 trillion by 2030 with prices at $150 a barrel, according to IEA production assumptions. Oil income for the UAE is expected to reach $4.6trn over the same period and for Kuwait this figure is $4.5trn. In total, by 2030 all three countries will command $25.7trn in revenues with oil priced at $150 a barrel. Sama is Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund responsible for investing government surpluses.

Sheer Force Of Personality

Dateline June 28th 2000 - The 2000 presidential campaign
Bush Would Use Power of Persuasion to Raise Oil Supply
Gov. George W. Bush of Texas said today that if he was president, he would bring down gasoline prices through sheer force of personality , by creating enough political good will with oil-producing nations that they would increase their supply of crude.

"I would work with our friends in OPEC to convince them to open up the spigot, to increase the supply," Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican candidate for president, told reporters here today. "Use the capital that my administration will earn, with the Kuwaitis or the Saudis, and convince them to open up the spigot."

Asked why the Clinton administration had not been able to use the power of personal persuasion, Mr. Bush said: "The fundamental question is, 'Will I be a successful president when it comes to foreign policy?' "

Bush hat gute Argumente:
http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/0,1518,497018,00.html

[yakima]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.306.077 von Ballardpower am 15.06.08 19:57:28

aha 50%

Jim Rogers, der weiter an eine langfristige Ölrally glaubt,

[StockFactory]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.306.077 von Ballardpower am 15.06.08 19:57:28