drbubb Posted November 29, 2019 Author Report Share Posted November 29, 2019 Kyle Bass: "China: The Most Reckless Financial Experiment In History" 95% of the Loans in HK are pegged to short term Hibor. The over-leveraged system will detonate if they raise rates to protect their currency Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drbubb Posted December 1, 2019 Author Report Share Posted December 1, 2019 Both NATGAS & OIL were very weak yesterday, 5-9% Natgas—- : $ 2.28 - 0.22, - 8.80% ddWTI Crude : $55.17 - 2.94, - 5.06% dd Ratio : 4.13% - 3.94% = Natgas weaker than weak oil Why Did Oil Prices Plunge This Black Friday? Angry Bear (Weblog) Falling Oil Prices are Tip of Iceberg as Protests Sweep Across Iraq, Analysts Claim Sputnik . . . « Back Why Did Oil Prices Plunge This Black Friday? Barkley Rosser | November 30, 2019 Why Did Oil Prices Plunge This Black Friday? Nothing to do with the American super big shopping day after Thanksgiving, but several items, some of which may reverse themselves. As it is, it was a pretty big drop, nearly 5 percent for the day for both West Texas and Brent crude, with the latter now just above $60 per barrel. The big headline is the resignation of Iraqi prime minister Adil Abdul Mahdi. The immediate trigger of that was that it was demanded by Iraq’s most influential cleric, Ali Sistani. This came after weeks of mounting protests in Iraq against the government, both in Baghdad, but also among Shia in the South, with Sistani a Shia cleric. He is based in Najaf, the Shia holy city where Imam Ali is buried, the son-in-law of the Prrophet Muhammed. Protestors had just torched an Iranian consulate there. The supposed reason this might justify a fall in oil prices is that it is thought that the protests have reduced exports from Iraq, which is currently the second largest oil exporter in OPEC. I do not know if that will result, but if indeed this leads to Iraqi oil exports rising, then indeed a price drop is justified. While less headline-generating but arguably more important are rumors regarding a major OPEC meeting in Vienna next week. Supposedly the Saudis have gotten tired of cutting oil production to offset increases by other OPEC members. This may not help out the ARAMCO IPO going on, with falling oil prices resulting. But that would certainly portend a reasonable basis for them to fall. On top of that there are also reports that non-OPEC member Russia is now withdrawing from agreements over the last three years, largely with the Saudis, to restrain their production, especially of condensates. This too would reasonably push oil prices down. There are also reports of snags in US-China trade talks, a less important item that might reveese tomorrow, but one that makes all the markets nervous, and indeed stock markets were down today also. So, while “Black Friday” in the US means businesses supposedly coming out of negative red territory on their profit accounts, in the the oil patch it looks more like something unwanted, black indeed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Why Did Oil Prices Plunge This Black Friday? Barkley Rosser | November 30, 2019 Why Did Oil Prices Plunge This Black Friday? Nothing to do with the American super big shopping day after Thanksgiving, but several items, some of which may reverse themselves. As it is, it was a pretty big drop, nearly 5 percent for the day for both West Texas and Brent crude, with the latter now just above $60 per barrel. The big headline is the resignation of Iraqi prime minister Adil Abdul Mahdi. The immediate trigger of that was that it was demanded by Iraq’s most influential cleric, Ali Sistani. This came after weeks of mounting protests in Iraq against the government, both in Baghdad, but also among Shia in the South, with Sistani a Shia cleric. He is based in Najaf, the Shia holy city where Imam Ali is buried, the son-in-law of the Prrophet Muhammed. Protestors had just torched an Iranian consulate there. The supposed reason this might justify a fall in oil prices is that it is thought that the protests have reduced exports from Iraq, which is currently the second largest oil exporter in OPEC. I do not know if that will result, but if indeed this leads to Iraqi oil exports rising, then indeed a price drop is justified. While less headline-generating but arguably more important are rumors regarding a major OPEC meeting in Vienna next week. Supposedly the Saudis have gotten tired of cutting oil production to offset increases by other OPEC members. This may not help out the ARAMCO IPO going on, with falling oil prices resulting. But that would certainly portend a reasonable basis for them to fall. On top of that there are also reports that non-OPEC member Russia is now withdrawing from agreements over the last three years, largely with the Saudis, to restrain their production, especially of condensates. This too would reasonably push oil prices down. There are also reports of snags in US-China trade talks, a less important item that might reveese tomorrow, but one that makes all the markets nervous, and indeed stock markets were down today also. So, while “Black Friday” in the US means businesses supposedly coming out of negative red territory on their profit accounts, in the the oil patch it looks more like something unwanted, black indeed.
drbubb Posted December 1, 2019 Author Report Share Posted December 1, 2019 BULL STILL Around... while charts look Toppy now Records Set, Billions Minted: Will Be Hard to Top 2019 Stocks...Will Santa Claus rally power to best year in generation?Corporate debt nears record $10 trillion; Poses new risks.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drbubb Posted December 3, 2019 Author Report Share Posted December 3, 2019 Maybe ZUCK should be banned from breathing Air RED ICE TV GETS BANNED FROM FACEBOOK DICTATORSHIP SOURCE: BIGLEAGUEPOLITICS.COM Guardian writer Julia Carrie Wong has finally gotten her wish. Through constant pressure and misinformation, Wang and her social media army were able to ban groups like Red Ice TV from Facebook. Red Ice TV is one of the most well-known Dissident Right organizations on social media. Their content seeks to expose globalist plots and challenge sacred cows such as mass migration. For being such staunch opponents of globalism, they were rewarded with a ban from YouTube last month. Wong believes that Facebook “has for years failed to proactively police its site for hate groups and white supremacists, despite a longstanding ban on ‘hate’.” Because of Facebook’s reluctance to fight against hate speech, Wang took it upon herself to call out the so-called “injustice” and pressure Facebook to kick these groups off of their platform. On November 26, 2019, Facebook listened to Wong’s demands and finally banned Red Ice TV. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drbubb Posted December 3, 2019 Author Report Share Posted December 3, 2019 Black Friday: History, Who Created It, And Why Do We Have It? By: unewsy In recent decades, a new holiday tradition cropped up in the United States: Black Friday shopping. The day after Thanksgiving, retailers around the country open their doors early, offering incredible deals to the throngs of shoppers who beat down their doors in their haste to secure that year's hottest Christmas gift. The appetite for discounts has become so insatiable that Black Friday has begun encroaching upon Thanksgiving itself, with major retailers opening Thursday evening and staying open all night to extend sales as long possible. But why? Where did this tradition come from? Let's take a look at the origins of Black Friday and just how far the history of this celebration of capitalism goes back. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drbubb Posted December 3, 2019 Author Report Share Posted December 3, 2019 OIL pulls back from TOP of Channel USO, OilB, vs. GLD etc ... update / uso-xx, oilb-xx, gld-xx, ltpz-zz (tlt-xx) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drbubb Posted December 4, 2019 Author Report Share Posted December 4, 2019 TULSI's NOT CRAZY (Plenty of Crazy Men & Crazy Women want to be Dem nominee for President - only one sensible woman is running): VETERANS TALK >.. with Joe Rogen (as "nasty women" Kamala departs for some Hellary-hole) Joe Rogan Experience #1391- Tulsi Gabbard & Jocko Willink "We are up against the overall MOST POWERFUL POLITICAL MACHINE" (the Satanic Witch & the Deep State) "We are calling for an END to Regime-change Wars" (about the Nasty woman, Kamala): Ev 1 day ago "I'm probably not on the top of her friend list." "Yeah you sank her battleship..." (about The Witch): TREMILBERG 5 days ago “The Clinton Machine” is the dinosaur that has to die. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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