April's Fool: Oil chiefs say high prices not our fault

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  1. Flaboy

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  3. Ronnocomot

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    It's called Capitalism.
     
  4. Flaboy

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    At least we can name what will eliminate the middle class. Is capitalism also responsible for all the lost jobs in the USA?

    Oil is expected to hit $150/barrel by on or before next year, who will be able to pay $5-6/gal of fuel in the US, and for how long?
     
  5. Ronnocomot

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    Exactly what do you think created the middle class?

    Capitalism.

    Expected to hit $150 or $160 a barrel by who? I could give you sources that say it will be $60.
     
  6. Flaboy

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    $60? that would be a relief, what are these sources?
     
  7. harrt

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    wow i think i'll get into the "splash and cash" business" add 1% biodeisel to 99%deisel ,export it, and receive 1.00 in government subsidies on every gal that we don't need, i think its time to pick a pen and repeal this
     
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    BEIJING, Oct. 22 -- Russia, the world's second-biggest oil exporter after Saudi Arabia, forecast crude oil prices may drop to 60 U.S. dollars a barrel in a decade.


    "Oil is significantly overpriced," Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said in Russian at a press briefing on Saturday in Washington. "The price is at a speculative level and has heated up because of conflicts in oil-producing regions. The jump in price is temporary."
    http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2007-10/22/content_6920626.htm

    Saudi Arabia's al-Naimi sees permanent $60 oil floor price

    Saudi Arabia Oil Minister al-Naimi may have been referring to harder-to-refine oil sources in the Middle East region when stating that the sources cost $60-70 per barrel to produce. Canada's oil sands region can produce oil profitably with the price at about $45-50.

    http://www.bloggingstocks.com/2008/03/04/saudi-arabias-al-naimi-sees-permanent-60-oil-floor-price/
     
  9. Flaboy

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    These are just a few articles supporting the theory of $150/barrel, I would really like to see it go to $60 so I cant wait to see the source.

    I guess we can only hope for the same capitalism that created the middle class to bring enough jobs back home for the health of the middle class.

    http://www.energyinvestmentstrategi...sche-banks-150-oil-call-peak-oil-light/print/

    http://www.businessweek.com/investing/greenbiz/archives/2008/01/how_soon_till_1.html

    http://www.thedailygreen.com/print-this/environmental-news/latest/political-peak-oil-47011101
     
  10. Flaboy

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    I do hope $60/barrel becomes a reality, because even though these countries are profitable at these prices speculative trading in the commodities market continues to dictate it final inflated price.
     
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