Member Info for jollyspeculator

u post drivel...but each to their own ...the possibility of a fire sale may keep punters interested here ...beware

always a first time for everything ...don't see div being sustained with sub 30 POO without rising debt burden (which wd be uncomfortable imv)

Hi...good morning...hope all well ...the continuing weakness in iron ore prices and reluctance of the higher cost operations to mothball makes me jolly greedy/fearful here...until large % of production mothballed it all looks dire ...now selling in bounce above 20; buying mid teens and loading up nearer10-12 ...£6.50 imaginable if unlikely ...we haven't had a proper bear market in commodities for decades, and I remember the long adjustment in the 80 and 90s... and the confidence of senior mining executives in the late 90s that the commodity markets were in secular decline. ...a long long way to go before anything approaching firm bottom and years of counter trend bounces in the meantime

2016 looks like steady as she goes

given inflation, depletion...but you never know ...i'd be buying oillies, oil etc big time sub 20 (almost for sure)

surely possible...if not probable ...us production, n sea etc etc need to be seriously slashed quickly to remove current glut (in absence of saudis caving)...imv/dyor, all ...the real problem is that in the medium/long term, oil's central place in the global economy looks in grave danger as renewables, battery technology etc etc progress...and if the saudis cotton on to this, then 20-25 becomes likely as they pump pump pump like there is no future ...so short, medium and long term challenges

do you know big phil? Why is the ol boy not buying? If this is any good?

folk must reckon lodz n other goodies going to turbo charge growth here ....when to sell??

on isdx...come on Santa

hotting up (newest ftse 100 entrant)

imv...JH hardly inspires

courtesy reuters Others disagreed. Patrick Pouyanne, Chief Executive Officer of French oil company Total, said at the same event that he did not expect prices to recover next year as production growth was set to outstrip a rise in demand. "It is not unreasonable to assume that downward pressure on prices will remain for the foreseeable future, as it will take time for low prices to materially scale back production," said analysts at Cenkos Securities. In a sign investors expect prices to remain weak over years to come, WTI forward contracts out to 2024 have dropped below $60 a barrel.

recommended ...eyeing up c6p

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looking grim

makes for v challenging future...with pog in lt funk ...imv

profound ...an awesome waste of post

perhaps you could share yr approach to investing/trading? ...my reading of your posts is that you have plenty to be modest about, and cannot imagine how anyone might actually have a clue about valuation or company prospects ...probably best to stick to the juvenile comedy

tks for yr wise and profound advice...truly a genius....I am surprised you bother posting, just bask in yr immense wealth ....and btw post yr trades at the time...otherwise the suspicion is you are all hindsight and illogical nonsense ...and we wouldn't want your immense reputation tarnished

counter trend..unremarkable....ignore