Quote from Humpy:
According to Bloomers, Robert Prechter sees oil falling to $5 - $10 a barrel !!
Is he a nut or is it worth taking note of his opinion ?
Anyone heard of him ?
Quote from Landis82:
He's looking for a MAJOR rally in the U.S. Dollar. If that in fact happens, the commodities markets and OIL gets crushed.
You do realize that crude moves inversely to the dollar right? And that crude oil inventories here in the U.S. are at the highest level since 1991.
There is a 24 day forward supply.
Highest since Saddam invaded Kuwait.

%%According to Bloomers, Robert Prechter sees oil falling to $5 - $10 a barrel !!
Is he a nut or is it worth taking note of his opinion ?
Anyone heard of him ?
%%Murray, you're such a double talker
I was thinking of posting a new thread as I'd just had a look at the CO charts — 'will crude break $10'
then discovered this old thread - thanks Murray and that I'd posted in it, so yes,
if the $21 level - fibo # - won't hold the price, then DOWN
starts in July ? ? ?
Good article;Various oil production costs....
http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssEnergyNews/idUSLS12407420090728
Oilfields Estimated Production
/source Costs ($ 2008)
Mideast/N.Africa oilfields 6 - 28
Other conventional oilfields 6 - 39
CO2 enhanced oil recovery 30 - 80
Deep/ultra-deep-water oilfields 32 - 65
Enhanced oil recovery 32 - 82
Arctic oilfields 32 - 100
Heavy oil/bitumen 32 - 68
Oil shales 52 - 113
Gas to liquids 38 - 113
Coal to liquids 60 - 113
Point....The time to buy inelastics is when they are selling below their costs of production....in combination with extreme negative public sentiment....
%%Yearly chart bars show a measured move to about $10