Long Oil at Open

Ok, a new CAT 5 hits all of Hibernia Bank's remaining property covered by first mortgage loans. But, wait...Capital One has exempted any future hurricanes from their deal, so both institutions collapse when the federal government misplaces $200 billion in relief.

I am just so amazed how anyone can be positive about the future of that region or the country as a whole. Bush has completely squandered the dollar's position as a store of value.

Call me a lefty, an idiot, a fool, whatever you want. This country's economy is going down the toilet. I haven't been so pessimistic about our future in my entire life. Time to break out the anitdepressants. maybe I'll move to Amsterdam so I don't have to watch it all collapse. At least THEY can build a dyke.

In fact, Nagin's problem was that he told all the dykes to leave with everybody else.
"Hey, little boy, can you stick your finger in this hole for awhile!"
 
I'd be careful about using nat gas's seasonal patterns to reason through trades right now. It has behaved entirely counterseasonally this entire summer, ever since the price increase from June to July.


Quote from The Kin:

I'm far from an expert so correct me if I'm wrong.
Isn't OPEC already operating at peak capacity?

Plus Natural Gas season is just about to begin. A colder than usual winter is forcasted. Many states are introducing bills for the government to subsidize natural gas prices for the poor and middle class to prevent them from freezing in the winter.
 
Quote from The Kin:

It's not gonna help repairs and some rigs will be evacuated at the very least. So even under the best case scenario, it's enough to cause further supply problems to an existing tight market.

plus oil has already falle significantly from its high.

The weather will already be priced in if you take the wait and see apporach.

There is not currently a tight market if you read the OPEC data. Current worldwide production is about 200K barrels a day more than consumption, even with Katrina.

Brandon
 
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