MindWars
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One day after Goldman issued a confused, rambling note in which the bank cuts its 3-month WTI price target by $7.50 from $55 to $47.50 saying "Spot WTI oil prices at $43/bbl are now back to November pre-OPEC deal levels, down from $52/bbl just a month ago and vs. our prior 3-mo $55/bbl forecast. How did it go so wrong?" yet kept a bullish long-term outlook (underscored by a bullish follow up note by Goldman's commodity head, Jeffrey Currie because Goldman is always hedged) and on the same day that Socgen likewise cut its Q3 and Q4 Brent forecasts by $7.50 to $50 and $52.50 (and 2018 by $6 to $54) on a weaker supply-demand outlook, oil bulls were in urgent need of reassurance.
"Oil Hits The Floor And Is Now Set To Soar": Citi | Zero Hedge
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We are slipping right into the pits of hell .....................but hey once again keep wishing it to be fake, or keep denying it maybe it will go away.
"Oil Hits The Floor And Is Now Set To Soar": Citi | Zero Hedge
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We are slipping right into the pits of hell .....................but hey once again keep wishing it to be fake, or keep denying it maybe it will go away.