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Überall dort wo der Ölpreisnoch possitiv ist gibts noch Lagerkapazität....
also demnach gäbe es global noch Lagerkapazitäten, v.a. mit der SPR (Strategic Petroleum Reserve) der USA:
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.392.666 von faultcode am 20.04.20 22:41:09Achtung: Öl steigt wieder:
Trump says U.S. 'looking to' add as many as 75 million barrels to Strategic Petroleum Reserve
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trump-says-us-looking-to-a…
Trump says U.S. 'looking to' add as many as 75 million barrels to Strategic Petroleum Reserve
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trump-says-us-looking-to-a…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.392.666 von faultcode am 20.04.20 22:41:09Und wer investierte in USO?
--> Millennial YOLO-Trader mal wieder
https://robintrack.net/symbol/USO
--> Millennial YOLO-Trader mal wieder
https://robintrack.net/symbol/USO
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.390.839 von faultcode am 20.04.20 20:27:53
--> USO war's: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/USO?p=USO
The U.S. Oil ETF, USO, Is The Culprit Behind Oil’s Massive Plunge
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimcollins/2020/04/20/the-us-oi…
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The culprit here is obvious. The United States Oil ETF, USO.
According to Bloomberg, USO owned 25% of the outstanding volume of May WTI oil futures contracts as of last week. With that contract set to expire Tuesday, the buyers of that “paper oil” have to sell or take physical delivery at the end of May.
ETFs like USO are not created to take physical delivery of the oil contracts they hold, so in a long squeeze, the fund’s managers—USO’s general partner/sponsor is U.S. Commodity Funds, LLC (USCF) and, according to an 8-K filed on March 30th, the administration of USO will transition from Brown Brothers Harriman to Bank of New York Mellon, although it is unclear whether that change has been fully implemented—have to dump oil.
Regardless of who is doing the selling, front-month futures prices have dropped more than 40% today. The June contract has also fallen, to be sure, but by a much lower degree (it is now down $2.37/barrel to $22.36.) That decline might be expected in the throes of the worst pandemic to have hit planet Earth in the past 100 years. There is no economic outcome that could possibly justify single-digit prices for oil, though, and USO‘s implosion has put the benchmark WTI crude oil futures contract on the precipice of that benchmark today.
So, as I noted about the now-defunct XIV, ETF in this Forbes column, USO works until it doesn't work. Today it is clearly not working.
The solution here is for USO’s fund administrators to dissolve it, as happened with XIV. Those administrators made a minute change in the fund’s composition last week—shifting holdings to the second- and third-month contracts instead of fully rolling over from the front-month contract to the second-month contract two weeks prior to expiration——but that was merely the proverbial shifting of the deck chairs on the Titanic. USO has outlived its usefulness, if it ever had any.
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Net Assets: 1.36B, also vor heute
Zitat von faultcode: ...=> man kann mMn noch diese Woche ein Schieflagen von Marktteilnehmern erwarten
--> USO war's: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/USO?p=USO
The U.S. Oil ETF, USO, Is The Culprit Behind Oil’s Massive Plunge
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimcollins/2020/04/20/the-us-oi…
...
The culprit here is obvious. The United States Oil ETF, USO.
According to Bloomberg, USO owned 25% of the outstanding volume of May WTI oil futures contracts as of last week. With that contract set to expire Tuesday, the buyers of that “paper oil” have to sell or take physical delivery at the end of May.
ETFs like USO are not created to take physical delivery of the oil contracts they hold, so in a long squeeze, the fund’s managers—USO’s general partner/sponsor is U.S. Commodity Funds, LLC (USCF) and, according to an 8-K filed on March 30th, the administration of USO will transition from Brown Brothers Harriman to Bank of New York Mellon, although it is unclear whether that change has been fully implemented—have to dump oil.
Regardless of who is doing the selling, front-month futures prices have dropped more than 40% today. The June contract has also fallen, to be sure, but by a much lower degree (it is now down $2.37/barrel to $22.36.) That decline might be expected in the throes of the worst pandemic to have hit planet Earth in the past 100 years. There is no economic outcome that could possibly justify single-digit prices for oil, though, and USO‘s implosion has put the benchmark WTI crude oil futures contract on the precipice of that benchmark today.
So, as I noted about the now-defunct XIV, ETF in this Forbes column, USO works until it doesn't work. Today it is clearly not working.
The solution here is for USO’s fund administrators to dissolve it, as happened with XIV. Those administrators made a minute change in the fund’s composition last week—shifting holdings to the second- and third-month contracts instead of fully rolling over from the front-month contract to the second-month contract two weeks prior to expiration——but that was merely the proverbial shifting of the deck chairs on the Titanic. USO has outlived its usefulness, if it ever had any.
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Net Assets: 1.36B, also vor heute
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.390.839 von faultcode am 20.04.20 20:27:53-USD37.63 sind's am Ende geworden
U.S. oil's May contract just marked history, plunging about 300% to settle negative $37.63 a barrel
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-oils-may-contract-has-j…
U.S. oil's May contract just marked history, plunging about 300% to settle negative $37.63 a barrel
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-oils-may-contract-has-j…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.390.173 von faultcode am 20.04.20 19:49:45jetzt schon böse im Minus:
=> man kann mMn noch diese Woche ein Schieflagen von Marktteilnehmern erwarten
=> man kann mMn noch diese Woche ein Schieflagen von Marktteilnehmern erwarten
Hallo,
kann mir bitte jemand sagen, in welche Kontrakte/Werte ich mit diesem Schein investiere?
Und am besten, wo ich das selber hätte finden können.
A0KRJX
Vielen lieben Dank.
kann mir bitte jemand sagen, in welche Kontrakte/Werte ich mit diesem Schein investiere?
Und am besten, wo ich das selber hätte finden können.
A0KRJX
Vielen lieben Dank.
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