The oil price fell 10 – 15 dollars when Iran «opened-up-ish» SoH on friday, since it’s now closed again, does anyone see why the oil price shouldn’t go up to the same level it was when the market opens?

    Just wanting to hear different opinions.

    Edit: spelling

    Does anyone see why the oil price should’t go back up when market opens?
    byu/leftsaidfredrighty inoil



    Posted by leftsaidfredrighty

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    1. WriterOne8440 on

      The only reason I can think of is because the market has been insanely optimistic and apparently disconnected from the physical reality of the situation.

      So if it makes sense for it to go up it’ll probly go down, that’s my observation at this point.

    2. The futures market is pricing for June even maybe July by now. No one knows what will happen between then and now, the prices reflect conflict termination by then, which isn’t entirely unrealistic. Although yes, I do think the markets have been underpricing ever since the ceasefire and we are liable for a big up gap if/when the conflict restarts and when the air pockets move through the system, which be this or next week.

    3. The market operates on delusion it will do the opposite of everything because it’s looking into the future in 7 years at this point.

      Oil will probably fall as everything will magically get better soon and everything can be fixed in a week apparently after a ceasefire according to markets sentiment.

    4. GeologistOld1265 on

      This “market” price is not real. A Singapore refinery unload oil from a tanker 2 day ago. It paid 210$/barrel for real oil.

    5. Sufficient-Skill9530 on

      Eventually reality will reintroduce itself, likely when oil companies with significant spot exposure post unbelievable earnings. However, we are watching in real time, Trump turning the entire global economy into the same pump and dump scams that he used his entire fucking career. Don’t forget, Trump’s history is just a series of pump and dump scams leading to bankruptcies, but now he’s doing it with international markets and there are real human lives that are and will be further impacted by this. However much contempt you have for Trump, it’s not even close to enough. He’ll probable flee to Israel to try to live out whatever years he has left after grifting billions from these constant insider trades. 

    6. Weekend oil tends to be a relatively reliable indicator, at the minute 3-5% up on open

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