Oil Price Watch

[montro]

PTT rollback as per GMA news.

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[uls]

Good morning!

Brent breakout

[BlancNoir]

Good morning!

Brent breakout

nice! you also use finviz.

Baka mag consolidate at 64+ range then next big move is next year na. fingers crossed!

[uls]

nice! you also use finviz.

yes for many years na

[uls]

finviz sa desktop sa office

but i don't use finviz sa mobile

[uls]

above 62 na

if this keeps up for the whole week we're gonna hear Alvin Elchico say "tapos ang maliligayang araw"

[benchph1]

Anung saysay nung “imported” sa slogan nila, eh diba lahat naman ng oil products eh imported nga? [emoji848][emoji848][emoji848]


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[uls]

baka ibig sabihin hindi locally refined

Petron and Shell lang ang may refinery dito

lahat ng ibang players nag iimport ng petroleum products

[BlancNoir]

above 62 na

if this keeps up for the whole week we're gonna hear Alvin Elchico say "tapos ang maliligayang araw"

Unless the arabs decide to keep pumping. hehe

Anung saysay nung “imported” sa slogan nila, eh diba lahat naman ng oil products eh imported nga? [emoji848][emoji848][emoji848]


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Baka what they meant is wala silang local refinery?

[uls]

Unless the arabs decide to keep pumping. hehe

we'll find out this week

OPEC meeting December 6

[Monseratto]

Yep... mukhang tapos na mga maliligayang araw...

End of the price crash.

[benchph1]

I don’t see the advantage of having imported refined products as compared to Shell & Petron which has refineries here.

tried Seaoil’s 95 octane, (i always use Shell’s V Power) nagiba talaga ang hatak. Twice ko na nasubukan.


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[uls]

Yep... mukhang tapos na mga maliligayang araw...

End of the price crash.

i'm looking forward to using this later in the week

hehe





pero syempre bad news yan so i hope i'm wrong

[benchph1]

Another bad news is the Govt is going to implement the second wave of fuel excise tax on January 2019.


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[uls]

I donÂ’t see the advantage of having imported refined products as compared to Shell & Petron which has refineries here.

tried SeaoilÂ’s 95 octane, (i always use ShellÂ’s V Power) nagiba talaga ang hatak. Twice ko na nasubukan.


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baka hindi consistent ang quality ng gasoline ng seaoil

sa pagkaalam ko iba iba sources ng mga independent player

there are many trading companies in Asia where you can buy petroleum products

the products originate from different refineries

[mokong22]

baka hindi consistent ang quality ng gasoline ng seaoil

sa pagkaalam ko iba iba sources ng mga independent player

there are many trading companies in Asia where you can buy petroleum products

the products originate from different refineries

yes sir its true iba iba yata source ng mga independent gas companys, i buy bulk diesel lagi galing tanker truck, yung isang brand pa iba iba clarity ng diesel nila minsan malabo pero kadalasan malinaw naman,

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[uls]

sa importing ng petroleum products companies like Seaoil, Phoenix etc may have several suppliers and their suppliers may not necessarily be refiners

there are trading companies that are in between refiners and customers

those trading companies buy products from refiners and sell it to customers like Philippines fuel importers

the trading companies can do that coz they own vessels and storage facilities

[maxpedition]

I know seaoil family they used to have barge transporting petroleum products. Now they established their own gasoline branches. But still they saw how lucrative the industry is and they follow how the big 3 manipulate prices.

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[uls]

just trying to explain the inconsistent quality of imported fuel

since Petron and Shell have their own refinery mas consistent ang quality ng fuel nila

mga importer kasi di mo alam saan galing ang mga produkto nila

of course galing sa refineries abroad pero from which refineries we don't know

pwede galing sa china, south korea, thailand, singapore etc

kadalasan middle man ang supplier so even the importer may not know which refinery the product came from

[uls]

I know seaoil family they used to have barge transporting petroleum products. Now they established their own gasoline branches. But still they saw how lucrative the industry is and they follow how the big 3 manipulate prices.

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They're so cash rich after Caltex Australia bought 20% of Seaoil