Look at biggest oil moving shipping cos?
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
I'm considering oil tankers, too. Seems if any were about to be scrapped, they shouldn't be now.
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Replying to @orrdavid
Based on what little I know, I'd say that after this coronavirus crisis is done, we will never ever again see oil this cheap in our entire lives.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
I think "normal" oil prices with US shale long term will be $65-70, give or take. But any time there's a large demand shock like during a recession it can still drop hard. Oil is tricky because if supply > demand for too long, storage fills up and they give the stuff away.
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Replying to @orrdavid
Did you read Lt3000's shale piece? I don't think US shale prices will stay low based on it.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
I did. The competing narrative, that I agree w/, is that shale is a repeat of the 19th century oil boom where most players were terrible. People point out that overall shale producers are cash flow neutral. The nuance to me is that some lose really hard, some still win a lot.
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Combine that with no new shale being made and it increasing demand it seems hard to imagine oil prices ever being this low again.
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