Long term OIL

[guy_wonderful]

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Oil will rise to 180


When topic was made price for UK oil was 36.55

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Ended predictions :
WTI OIL : 49.37 Target : 50.33 - 50.63 STOP : 49.18
Short term 20-25 prediction finnished in january 2016
august 2016 SHORT TERM, short at 49.XX TARGET 38 ~ 42 2  
midterm 45-50, Price 34.48

Update:at feb 25. 16
midterm, target 45-50; Could be reached in 6 months. must see if touch 30-32 first.  
at update price was 35
Midterm predict. ended in 30.05.2016 at 49.50

Long term 180


RESULT (WITH CHART):
#1, #2 , (19 Dec, 15) Forecast : 20-25, Price 36.55 ,

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#3(25 Feb, 16) Forecast : 45-50, Price 34.48

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#4(30 May, 16) Forecast : 38-42, Price 49.39

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#5(30 May, 16) Forecast : 50.33-50.63, Price 49.37

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Long term prediction could be fullfiled between 2017-2019


Low is at $27.02 , considered like a bottom.

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[ING Bank]

So you are fully invested in Oil?
Prices are expected to fall further.

[Enjorlas]

How does one invest in oil?

[Holliday]

How does one invest in oil?

http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/08/oil-as-investment.asp

[Cconvert2G36]

The USO oil etf is at all time lows while vultures are circling.

[criptix]

Oil? Srsly? LoL

We prolly gonna see sub 40 for the next 5 years.

[MataKhobRazi]

Oil won't go up these next years because of the economic recession that is preparing and will soon hit the world

[1Referee]

Short term (1-2 years) I wouldn't want to invest in oil, no matter how "low" the price may look. Don't forget that Iran is pumping real hard to spoil the market with oil, and I'm sure that won't stop the comming years. The market currently is flooded with oil, and thus the demand/price might tank even further.

[Magnr]

Short term (1-2 years) I wouldn't want to invest in oil, no matter how "low" the price may look. Don't forget that Iran is pumping real hard to spoil the market with oil, and I'm sure that won't stop the comming years. The market currently is flooded with oil, and thus the demand/price might tank even further.

OP could you explain why?

I assumed long term demand for oil will slowly drop as the world seeks cleaner forms of energy.

[pereira4]

Oil is over. The supply never stops getting bigger, they always discover new places, this is not even the problem. The thing is, more efficient sources of energy will deprecate this asset. Governments will be forced to start strict anti gas cars and push a more clean and environmental friendly agenda if they don't want everyone dead in a couple of decades.

[oblomov]

Long term, oil will go down.  But there could be supply disruptions that drive the price up sharply in the intermediate term.

Resource extraction gets more efficient, and thus the floor price of commodities declines, over time as extraction technology improves.

There is no true support price level (above zero, that is) for a commodity.  Remember, in 1998 oil prices bottomed out at $9/bbl.  I remember filling my gas tank for less than $15.  Gasoline was as low as 65 cents/gal. in some parts of the US.

In the near term, energy prices may go up if there are fears of supply disruptions int he Mideast due to hostilities between Russia and Turkey.  Russia has an economic incentive to encourage such fears.

 

[guy_wonderful]

Short term (1-2 years) I wouldn't want to invest in oil, no matter how "low" the price may look. Don't forget that Iran is pumping real hard to spoil the market with oil, and I'm sure that won't stop the comming years. The market currently is flooded with oil, and thus the demand/price might tank even further.

OP could you explain why?

I assumed long term demand for oil will slowly drop as the world seeks cleaner forms of energy.

w. a. r.

that's why

[johnyj]

Many countries are phasing out petroleum based cars in coming decades, thus the oil demand will keep going down for decades to come. But due to there are still petroleum based electricity power plants, the demand will not drop that significantly, anyway the power for electric cars still have to come from petroleum

[dothebeats]

Short term (1-2 years) I wouldn't want to invest in oil, no matter how "low" the price may look. Don't forget that Iran is pumping real hard to spoil the market with oil, and I'm sure that won't stop the comming years. The market currently is flooded with oil, and thus the demand/price might tank even further.

OP could you explain why?

I assumed long term demand for oil will slowly drop as the world seeks cleaner forms of energy.

w. a. r.

that's why

You got that right. The tension is heating up right now, and worse, it may eventually lead to another war which you already iterated. :/ Though it could be tied to something else such as economic recession and the global markets taking a beating, but the former is more likely than the latter.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

How does one invest in oil?

You got the wiki link, so read it, but a decent way to invest is buying stock in oil companies especially if they pay good dividends.

OP, let's hope for all our sakes that oil doesn't go as high as $180 anytime soon.  Do you remember how high gas prices were back when it was at $150?  That makes everything else expensive, not just gas.  God bless the oil shorts.

[Moneyburner]

Oil is big but not that big. Many different forms of energy and alternate products that are replacing oil every day. I'll laugh when OPEC is left in shambles

[botany]

There is currently a drop in demand, mainly due to slowdown in China.
There is also a supply glut, due to additional production from shale wells in the US.
OPEC's strategy is to maintain the oversupply until US shale wells are forced to close down. They expect prices will increase if they manage to do that.

[Yakamoto]

A barrel of oil going for $180, that would be amazing for Saudi Arabia, Canada, etc. I somehow doubt that such a price will come to pass in the next 3-4 years, though. The world is on the brink of entering a recession, and there is currently no indication that it will turn around. It seems especially unlikely because the last high we've seen was at about $100. Unless oil is supposed to jump 80% when it returns to its previous record high, I'll be extremely surprised if it passes $150.

[bryant.coleman]

Oil will never reach the $50 per barrel mark again, period. Earlier it was difficult to extract crude oil from complex geological formations such as tar sands and shale. But with the advancement of technology, the extraction of crude from these formations can be done at a very reasonable cost (say $30 per barrel). And there are trillions of barrels of tight oil waiting to be extracted.

[jaysabi]

How does one invest in oil?

You buy futures contracts.