At what price does Oil and S&P's relationship change?

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CyJackX

High prices are good for energy companies, but at some point, high prices affect costs for consumers and companies.
 
I think at some point anything will follow stock market, but nothing lasts forever without some change. It use to be when stock market was going up, Bonds go down, and I think right now, Bonds/S&P is going to continue to spread, but under Obama, he kept interest as small as possible so he could spend more, as interest rates grow larger, so will the debt.

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I believe 2010-2014 averaged about $80 dollars a barrel. I remember hearing political rhetoric and bearish stock market prognostications at around $120+ much longer ago than that. Government can easily make oil a scapegoat for future inflation. But, you and I know that we printed buku money already.

Price shocks are another ballgame. High expectations at the end of this year is $65 but not guaranteed. It could still collapse to $30-40. Fracking/Oil sands/horizontal drilling was a game changer.

Health Care costs are a bigger problem.
 
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