“Preston. I generally agree with your thoughts, but your example on oil was very poor one. You obviously don’t know much about oil. There will be cuts but they won’t manifest in the market in the next three to four months but rather the three to five years. Deferred capital investment manifests itself on the longer curve. Short-term volume will be shut in and when demand resumes about 80% of that volume will be returned (20% won’t be economical to bring back). Weak oil companies will fail but their reserves will not away. The quality reserves will move to stronger hands and will be produced. May be other inflationary pressures but won’t be from oil. Plenty of oil that is easily accessible. Oil will reach $100 /bbl again some day but no time soon.”
Wade from ICT via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/22/20