Oil and stocks crash

andybk

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Livestock Farmer
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Mendips Somerset
it will bounce back , oil might take a bit longer which might be good long term , be a boom for a while next autumn while everything gets restocked and cheaper fuel , good time to buy shares
 

Brisel

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Arable Farmer
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Midlands
Dead cat bounce this morning

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fgc325j

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Dead cat bounce this morning

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Sod it - got 1500 ltrs of heating oil 3 weeks last Friday, and was pleased that it was just over £100 cheaper than the last load,
back in June, now what - another £50 - £100 off????. Mind you, if oil prices are still down by the time for the next load??
live in hope.
 

Brisel

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Arable Farmer
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Midlands
I'll bet some of that needed over $80/barrel to justify drilling for it in the first place. Once they had a few years of paying off the initial investment and infrastructure, the marginal costs of running well direct into pipelines is pretty small. It's the tar sands extraction that is still high cost with every barrel and remote location extraction e.g. Haliburton in the deeper parts of the Gulf of Mexico or Arctic that will be hurting.
 

oil barron

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Aberdeenshire
Some experts on here.

think I’ll head over to the drillers forum and chat about how farmers make loads of money coz the stuff pretty much grows out of the ground for free.
I'll bet some of that needed over $80/barrel to justify drilling for it in the first place. Once they had a few years of paying off the initial investment and infrastructure, the marginal costs of running well direct into pipelines is pretty small. It's the tar sands extraction that is still high cost with every barrel and remote location extraction e.g. Haliburton in the deeper parts of the Gulf of Mexico or Arctic that will be hurting.

Halliburton big producers are they?
 

Brisel

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Arable Farmer
Location
Midlands
Some experts on here.

think I’ll head over to the drillers forum and chat about how farmers make loads of money coz the stuff pretty much grows out of the ground for free.

Experts? An "ex" is a has been & a "spurt" is just a drip under pressure.

Please, enlighten us. You know more about the industry than most of us. What's your view, in an internet chat room open to all?

Halliburton big producers are they?

I've no idea. Just a name most will recognise for the wrong reasons.
 

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