SniperFire
Senior Member
Seems everyone is talking supply. How about demand?
Demand is rather inelastic. Add just a little more supply than needed, and guess what happens to price?
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Seems everyone is talking supply. How about demand?
So drill baby drill and pipelines?
Works for China Brazil and Cuba
Seems everyone is talking supply. How about demand? For we are exporting gasoline and diesel by the tanker load. Our single biggest export at present. So, if we produce more, we will simply export more. A short term increase in supply will curtail some speculation, but will not curtail demand. Worldwide demand.
Now, I see this nonsense about the US having more oil than Saudi Arabia. Simply nonsense. The carogen in the oil shales is not oil. Take a lot more energy and water to make it into a product that can be refined that even oil sands. The oil sands are located where there is a large supply of water. The oil shales are located in one the dryest areas of the nation. Even if you used the whole of the Green River, you would not have enough water to process that much shale. And you would have a bunch of ranchers and farmers taking potshots at you.
As long as there are people in Europe, Asia, and South America willing to pay $4 and more a gallon, we will also be paying those prices.
On releasing the reserves, Bush II did it for votes and so will Bush III.
Canada produces less than 4% of the worlds oil, but that's beside the point. Oil is sold on an international market. If Texas crude can be sold at a higher price to china it will be. I'm not implying that Texas oil necessary goes to China, however the price that's paid at the well head for the oil is determined by the world oil prices and those prices are determined by worldwide supply and demand.The international supply of oil, not the US supply has everything to do with price. In 2011, the US produced 8.91% of the world's oil with 7.9% of the world's oil reserves. Even if the US matched it's peak production in 1970, it would still only be producing 11% of the world's oil. By comparison, OPEC produces over 40% of world's oil with 77% of the world oil reserves. If we opened up ever piece of protected land in the country to drilling, the US could not produce enough oil to have a major long effect on all prices.
Oil Reserves By Country 2011
List of countries by oil production - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peak oil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I have a capped well on my property from the early 60s
Ina state that we will nevr drill in
Your thread has very good onformation it, exceot I dis agree with you last claim IF you add the oil Canada has that is making the trip east more than south as we speak
The problem with oil extraction in the US is not the supply, its the place we will never touch
in fact there are those who claim ( i am not smart enough to weed thru all the lies with this stuff)
United States Now Has More Oil Than Saudi Arabia: Obama Bans U. S. Drilling: Forces Our Money To Islamic Nations For Oil. | Political Vel Craft
All i know is if its good, we can get to it, we should be drilling for it, for the jobs
Not the oil
but you always think this with everything obama does.So in context of that, your point is meaningless.
Do not confuse accurate information with partisan politics
BHO has claimed that it is speculaters, yet his short term solution is to increase the supply, yet I am the problem?
My issue with BHO is information, and the way he shares with the country he is the leader of that information
You will never read any of my threads that will attack him, call him names or wish him any harm
This thread is a result of what he has stated, not me
I just took it and ask a simple question, thats all I have done
sigh...conceded little shit......see the bold? thats a lie.
LOL
Lib: Oil, the one commodity impervious to the laws of supply and demand
Fucking morons
Canada produces less than 4% of the worlds oil, but that's beside the point. Oil is sold on an international market. If Texas crude can be sold at a higher price to china it will be. I'm not implying that Texas oil necessary goes to China, however the price that's paid at the well head for the oil is determined by the world oil prices and those prices are determined by worldwide supply and demand.The international supply of oil, not the US supply has everything to do with price. In 2011, the US produced 8.91% of the world's oil with 7.9% of the world's oil reserves. Even if the US matched it's peak production in 1970, it would still only be producing 11% of the world's oil. By comparison, OPEC produces over 40% of world's oil with 77% of the world oil reserves. If we opened up ever piece of protected land in the country to drilling, the US could not produce enough oil to have a major long effect on all prices.
Oil Reserves By Country 2011
List of countries by oil production - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peak oil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I have a capped well on my property from the early 60s
Ina state that we will nevr drill in
Your thread has very good onformation it, exceot I dis agree with you last claim IF you add the oil Canada has that is making the trip east more than south as we speak
The problem with oil extraction in the US is not the supply, its the place we will never touch
in fact there are those who claim ( i am not smart enough to weed thru all the lies with this stuff)
United States Now Has More Oil Than Saudi Arabia: Obama Bans U. S. Drilling: Forces Our Money To Islamic Nations For Oil. | Political Vel Craft
All i know is if its good, we can get to it, we should be drilling for it, for the jobs
Not the oil
Producing less than 9% of the world oil production, the US can not hope to drive down the price significantly by increased production. Even if we were to increase production by 25%, which is very unlikely, OPEC could easy adjust production quotas to keep the price stable since they produce almost 5 times as much oil as we do.
Since the US is a much bigger consumer than it is a producer of oil, reduction in US demand will have more impact on price than increased production.
LOL
Lib: Oil, the one commodity impervious to the laws of supply and demand
Fucking morons
Yeah, yet they still argue that reducing our use of it (demand) will lower the price.
Idiots indeed.
it did..
Obama:
Is Obama wanting to tap the oil reserve again?
I thought speculaters was the problem, not supply
Obama:
Is Obama wanting to tap the oil reserve again?
I thought speculaters was the problem, not supply
Speculators are the problem! Oil reserves/supply went up again by astronimical amounts. Demand in the US is way down despite recovery. Everyone has learned to use less oil. [My statements are easily backed up by visiting the EIA site.] There are 3 factors currently playing in the gouging.
1. Republicans influence on the speculators (or vice versa) "If oil prices are high we can boot Obama out of office
2. Goldman Sach's and other hedge funds have no other avenue to gouge in
3. Obama has to appease the green aspects (the global warming 'seerers')
So us caught in reality are stuck between the pure greedy and the imagined intellectuals.
Who ever said supply had nothing to do with price?
Obama:
Is Obama wanting to tap the oil reserve again?
I thought speculaters was the problem, not supply
Speculators are the problem! Oil reserves/supply went up again by astronimical amounts. Demand in the US is way down despite recovery. Everyone has learned to use less oil. [My statements are easily backed up by visiting the EIA site.] There are 3 factors currently playing in the gouging.
1. Republicans influence on the speculators (or vice versa) "If oil prices are high we can boot Obama out of office
2. Goldman Sach's and other hedge funds have no other avenue to gouge in
3. Obama has to appease the green aspects (the global warming 'seerers')
So us caught in reality are stuck between the pure greedy and the imagined intellectuals.
Why tap into the reserves?
and if the GOP influences Oil, how does that influence go to the middle east? we dont have any oil, remember?
Hedge funds have plenty of placed to make profits. Not even sure GS trades in Oil futures, They probably do, but oil futures are traded on a different market than the stock market
They trade Exxon I am sure, but futures?
I will google that, thats interesting
Look you may not believe this, but it is against the law to artificiall drive up items traded on the open market like crude
If Obama is so sure this is whats going on, why not investigate?
Speculators are the problem! Oil reserves/supply went up again by astronimical amounts. Demand in the US is way down despite recovery. Everyone has learned to use less oil. [My statements are easily backed up by visiting the EIA site.] There are 3 factors currently playing in the gouging.
1. Republicans influence on the speculators (or vice versa) "If oil prices are high we can boot Obama out of office
2. Goldman Sach's and other hedge funds have no other avenue to gouge in
3. Obama has to appease the green aspects (the global warming 'seerers')
So us caught in reality are stuck between the pure greedy and the imagined intellectuals.
Why tap into the reserves?
and if the GOP influences Oil, how does that influence go to the middle east? we dont have any oil, remember?
Hedge funds have plenty of placed to make profits. Not even sure GS trades in Oil futures, They probably do, but oil futures are traded on a different market than the stock market
They trade Exxon I am sure, but futures?
I will google that, thats interesting
Look you may not believe this, but it is against the law to artificiall drive up items traded on the open market like crude
If Obama is so sure this is whats going on, why not investigate?
Why tap into the reserves?
Wall Street machine has gone hogher than Obamam is comfortable with
and if the GOP influences Oil, how does that influence go to the middle east? we dont have any oil, remember?
If you check the facts we are actaully the 2nd largest oil producer in the world. With the new technology we also are among the world leaders in reserves.
Hedge funds have plenty of placed to make profits. Not even sure GS trades in Oil futures, They probably do, but oil futures are traded on a different market than the stock market
They trade Exxon I am sure, but futures?
Hedge Funds greatest profits in the last 5 years have come from commodities. They have specialized trading desks just for that purpose.
I will google that, thats interesting
Keep googling man....with discrimination.
it did..
When did this occur?
and why is it we are about to tap the reseves again?
nah a month or two back i was reading NPR where they stated prices dropped in part because Americans where cutting back in usage.
Cutting back isnt a complete fix, but it does help.