Good opportunity to Buy, crude oil slowly moving up, positive. Perisai now finding support point, stabilizing before going back to North point. Don't miss out.
Is there a schedule meeting of Opec / Non-OPEC meeting in mid march? It is usually non official meeting that would not give much significant to market because they are usually without any conclusion. Next OPEC meeting is schedule on June.
Well, for some people think that it is "koyak" but actually, it is an opportunity. No, what i wanna said is, Global crude oil downfall, is an opportunity to buy and keep on for Oil counters. Time will tell us the answer.
Don't correlate this stock too much with global crude oil. Oil rises from 27 to 34. But this stock is still near all time low. Alot of oil counters going default or impairments with bad earnings. People not scare it drop but if touched on cashflow issue then stock can dropped till very bad like all these O&G stock.. just that it might still have room to further drop.
You will never catch the bottom nor sell at the top. What i really mean, is hold for long term, not for short term-er. Between, I invested in it. so i do have confident that the coming future, Oil will become brighter. Yet again, time will tell us the answer. Any low, is good to pick up. You will see. :-)
If hold for long term then there is not much correlations with issue such as oil is going up stock will rise.. Cause oil might rise this week and then drop back next week just like the few weeks it had been happening. Later oil continue to drop back to 20 USD then mah jialat?
for me..not going to airasia or aax from now on..time to take profits..oil prices seems bottom and all good news been reflect on the FY result....oil recovery will having negative impact on all businesses with huge fuel consumption....slowly taken up down stream oil company.....
When you start use money to invest in stock, there will always be risk. Risk of wining or losing. If u take on short term view, definitely you will see there is a possibility that Oil will drop to USD 20 -there will need to be a very VERY bad news coming from OPEC + others oil producing countries(between, Oil not yet touched USD 20, "back to" shld X). But take on longer view, actually Oil price will be able to recover, remember, there is nothings one-side down, but there is "What's goes down will come up". Adding recent Oil prices also show some improvement(chart never lies). Expect good news to come forward from Opec and non-Opec members to cooperate together in the coming meeting.
Total U.S. crude inventories grew by 10.4 million barrels last week, the EIA says
By Christian Berthelsen and
Georgi Kantchev
Updated March 2, 2016 3:30 p.m. ET
Oil prices gyrated sharply Wednesday but ultimately ended higher after weekly U.S. government data showed a big increase in domestic crude stockpiles, with waning space available to store swelling supplies.
The benchmark U.S. crude contract rose 0.8% to settle at $34.66 a barrel, and the global Brent benchmark rose 0.3% to $36.93 a barrel. It was the third straight gaining session for both contracts. U.S. prices fell as much as 2% immediately after the release of the U.S. data but quickly recovered and then wavered between gains and losses throughout the day.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration said U.S. crude stocks grew by 10.4 million barrels last week, versus the 2.6-million-barrel expansion estimated by analysts in a Wall Street Journal poll. The data confirmed a larger-than-expected increase reported by the American Petroleum Institute late Tuesday, which said stockpiles grew by 9.9 million barrels.
As of last week, total U.S. crude inventories stood at 518 million barrels, a weekly high. Historical monthly data show inventories last surpassed 500 million barrels in 1930. And inventories at the key U.S. storage hub in Cushing, Okla., rose to 66.3 million barrels, 90% of the region’s storage capacity.
But analysts and brokers said the market was looking past the immediate dire picture presented by the inventory report to focus on a hoped-for rebound as supply-and-demand fundamentals reach a nadir. Two other data points in the report reinforced bullish views: domestic U.S. production, which fell for the sixth consecutive week to 9.08 million barrels a day, and gasoline inventories, which suggested healthy demand with a 1.5-million barrel decline.
“The market seems willing to shrug off bearish developments and push the upside,” said Robert Yawger, director of the futures division at Mizuho Securities USA.
U.S. oil production has tapered gradually from a peak last year, but many shale producers remain resilient despite falling revenue as they have increased their efficiency. Production is now down from 9.7 million in April last year.
Pump jacks in the Midway Sunset oil field, California. The American Petroleum Institute reported late Tuesday that U.S. crude stocks grew by 9.9 million barrels last week. ENLARGE Pump jacks in the Midway Sunset oil field, California. The American Petroleum Institute reported late Tuesday that U.S. crude stocks grew by 9.9 million barrels last week. Photo: Reuters . Oil prices have been supported in recent weeks by hopes that major suppliers would curtail their output in a bid to raise prices. Those hopes were reinforced Wednesday after Reuters reported that Saudi Arabia had reached out to banks to raise the possibility of arranging a loan for the country, a potential sign that continued low oil prices are weighing on its finances. Still, official selling prices released by the country Wednesday showed it was once again cutting prices for sales to the U.S., by 20 cents a barrel.
On Tuesday, prices rose to a two-month high Tuesday after Russia’s energy minister said a “critical mass” of oil-producing countries—which together produce around 73% of the world’s oil—had agreed to hold output at January’s levels.
The pact, however, is conditional on the participation of other oil producers. Iran has confirmed that it won’t join and will continue to pump until its production returns to about four million barrels a day.
“The last lows were hit in January; the price of oil is higher by over $7 a barrel—a very good accomplishment based on the fact that OPEC has not yet done anything to change their strategy,” said Dominick Chirichella, an analyst at the Energy Management Institute
Market observers say capping production at January levels won’t have any immediate impact on the supply glut because many countries were producing at high levels. Russia’s January output reached record high of 10.88 million barrels.
But even if the agreement succeeds in raising prices in the short term, analysts say the flexibility of the U.S. shale industry would prevent a sustained rebound.
“The oil market has seemingly found its footing,” said Seth Kleinman, analyst at Citi Research. But, he added, prices of over $40 a barrel “would prompt shale producers to reverse many of the production cuts that are supporting the rally.”
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