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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    you keep saying oil is under $80

    so what's your point?

    oil is cheap?

    it hasn't been this expensive since 2015
    Yes oil is cheap. Very cheap right now.

    They were looking at a spike in Q1 but it didn't happen... maybe Q4 will be better.

    Oil is so cheap, madaming Oil rigs ang laid up ngayon.
    Even Saudi Aramco tried to go private this year!

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    current oil price is good for Saudi Arabia

    good not great

    my gauge is Saudi Arabia's forex reserves

    as oil price dropped, SA made less money so they had to dip into their savings

    see how SA's forex reserves move in correlation to oil price








    but when oil reached 80

    SA's forex reserves stablized

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    Yes oil is cheap. Very cheap right now.

    They were looking at a spike in Q1 but it didn't happen... maybe Q4 will be better.

    Oil is so cheap, madaming Oil rigs ang laid up ngayon.
    Even Saudi Aramco tried to go private this year!

    to emerging markets like PH oil is expensive now after nasanay sa $40 / $50 oil

    Saudi Arabia was desperate for cash earlier this year so they thought of selling shares of Saudi Aramco to the public

    hindi "go private"

    go public

    taking a company private means buying all outstanding shares of a publicly a listed company so turning the company into a privately-owned one

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    current oil price is good for Saudi Arabia

    good not great
    Yes, good, not great.
    bad for countries like Libya and Venezuela etc

    Oil producing countries provide subsidies on almost everything to their locals... It keeps the locals happy = peace
    Current oil prices are changing what they know as normal.

    Some countries are pumping more oil to help their local economies.

    But the oil transport sector is taking a hit.

    Look for guys working in the off-shore or tankers. OFWs from middle east.
    They will tell you how the low price of oil is hurting them.

    Being a car lover, low oil prices is always better.
    But there's a time when it has been too low for too long.

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    but now oil prices have risen, Saudi Aramco isn't going public anymore


    Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil giant has suspended its plans to go public, a decision that puts on hold what would have been by far the biggest initial offering on record — or perhaps signals its cancellation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    to emerging markets like PH oil is expensive now after nasanay sa $40 / $50 oil

    Saudi Arabia was desperate for cash earlier this year so they thought of selling shares of Saudi Aramco to the public

    hindi "go private"

    go public

    taking a company private means buying all outstanding shares of a publicly a listed company so turning the company into a privately-owned one
    sorry, baliktad... yes they were thinking of going public...

    Now they're looking at purchasing Sabic instead. (more money in Chemicals right now)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    But there's a time when it has been too low for too long.
    kaya nga OPEC+Russia nag agree mag production cut earlier this year

    coz $40 oil is too low

    since then they doubled the price

    if Saudi Arabia, the heavyweight in OPEC, says they're ok with $80

    there's nothing Libya or Venezuela or anyone else can do

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    kaya nga OPEC+Russia nag agree mag production cut earlier this year

    coz $40 oil is too low

    since then they doubled the price

    if Saudi Arabia, the heavyweight in OPEC, says they're ok with $80

    there's nothing Libya or Venezuela or anyone else can do
    Yes... but at $80... wala pang winter market this year.

    It should go up otherwise its a bad year for the energy sector

    Oil price should be at it's peak during the "ber" months until Feb... Didn't happen last year. So maybe we'll see it this year.

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    you say $80 is too cheap but that's relative

    if you're talking about $100/$120 oil then $80 is cheap

    but we're coming from $40+, even $30 in 2016

    now near $80 many economies are hurting

    obviously PH is hurting

    i'm telling you -- you do not want to see $100 oil

    gulo yan dito sa Pinas

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
    Yes... but at $80... wala pang winter market this year.

    It should go up otherwise its a bad year for the energy sector

    Oil price should be at it's peak during the "ber" months until Feb... Didn't happen last year. So maybe we'll see it this year.

    please look at historical charts

    that "oil goes up during winter" belief doesn't always happen dude

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