RE: Todays close7 Sep 2020 21:22
Demand is low, Peak oil has arrived, the market has changed, Saudis and Russia moving for lower profits and higher volume, for this to happen oil wont have much of a rise until the big boys have decided they have enough narket share to allow shale to reopen
Supply lines are still fragile and alot raw materials are still in short supply, this all hits growth and production hard, a.few of my builder mates were complaining a few weeks ago plaster was 20 quid a bag, my health and safety friends that work on building sites say its one crew in at a time, massively reducing productivity and finishing times.
My wofe is preggers, been trying to buy a pram we want while.country sold.out, we bought a wardrobe for the babies room 4 weeks ago, still no delivery and we get fobbed off
Tourism was down 97% this year, mass vaccinations not slated unt mid next year, until this is done flights will not recover, RR says flights won't return until pre covid levels until 2024/25, im guessing their factoring the recession that will start to show once all the stimulus and furloughs unwind
All this affects oil massively
RI
Anyone that thinks any company can triple their share base and think the shares will go up are delusional, also for the ones that think it cant be lower than 12.5p well sorry your off your trollies as well, there will be a share consolidation first to remove this barrier, any pricing 10p or above will be a good job done for the company.
SP Theres a good chance that this will rise once the RI is announced, institutions and funds will take positions and also hedge, todays rise was quite unexpected considering the slaughter in the oil price, although to be fair was to be expected as Olivia seemed had gotten ahead of herself with the recent hurricane etc, a reduction was all but expected, but uet the FTSE and the oilers seemed to mange to go on a heater some how, strange game sometimes.
Overall were still F***** until mid next year minimum, welcome to the new world
Funky