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Old 03-17-2016, 10:15 AM   #981
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Why wouldn't raising cattle drive oil price higher?

Seems to be pretty energy-intensive.
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Old 03-17-2016, 10:26 AM   #982
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Why wouldn't raising cattle drive oil price higher?

Seems to be pretty energy-intensive.
Cow methane production is the offset.
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Old 03-23-2016, 08:59 PM   #983
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I think this is a pretty good short video guessing what the markets will do this year. Some good stuff at the end on commodities.

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Old 03-28-2016, 11:04 AM   #984
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Bloomberg quotes a Norwegian consultancy that oil legacy production will decrease faster than new supplies this year - Why we could see an oil price shock in 2016
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Collusion and cartels are illegal. Unless governments do it, obviously.

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Doha talks failed. I imagine oil stocks will be down 5% to 10% or so tomorrow. Saudi Arabia will be pleased with their war to destroy US shale industry.

Oil Plunges After Output Talks Fail Amid Saudi Demands Over Iran - Bloomberg

Saudi Arabia declares open war on shale

There's also talk that Saudi Arabia will dump almost $1 billion US dollars if congress releases the 28 pages from the 911 investigation which show that Saudi Arabia was involved in funding the terrorists.

Saudi Arabia threatens economic ‘turmoil’ over 9/11 bill | New York Post

Saudi Arabia funds and exports Islamic extremism: The truth behind the toxic U.S. relationship with the theocratic monarchy

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Look out below. I guess I will be adding to my Exxon position when it gets in the low $70's again.
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It's not $1billion, it's $750 billions.


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Old 04-18-2016, 04:56 AM   #989
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There's also talk that Saudi Arabia will dump almost $1 billion US dollars if congress releases the 28 pages from the 911 investigation which show that Saudi Arabia was involved in funding the terrorists.
A bit confused on that one. If the Saudis go on a disorderly fire sale of their assets, the only ones they'll hurt are themselves

Or am I too simplistic here.
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Doha talks failed. I imagine oil stocks will be down 5% to 10% or so tomorrow. Saudi Arabia will be pleased with their war to destroy US shale industry.

Oil Plunges After Output Talks Fail Amid Saudi Demands Over Iran - Bloomberg

Saudi Arabia declares open war on shale

There's also talk that Saudi Arabia will dump almost $1 billion US dollars if congress releases the 28 pages from the 911 investigation which show that Saudi Arabia was involved in funding the terrorists.

Saudi Arabia threatens economic ‘turmoil’ over 9/11 bill | New York Post

Saudi Arabia funds and exports Islamic extremism: The truth behind the toxic U.S. relationship with the theocratic monarchy

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There must be different Saudi factions. Unless I am losing my mind, I know I heard on a news show (60 Minutes, I believe) about the releasing of those documents and reporter said the Saudi's had no problem with them being released.
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It was my understanding that the Saudi dispute is whether US citizens have the right to sue the Saudi government for their complicity and not about releasing a document.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/16/wo...bill.html?_r=0
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A bit confused on that one. If the Saudis go on a disorderly fire sale of their assets, the only ones they'll hurt are themselves

Or am I too simplistic here.
They're talking tough and carrying a pop gun. The only reason the threat holds any sway at all is because policy makers believe they have a real weapon instead of a toy.
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It was my understanding that the Saudi dispute is whether US citizens have the right to sue the Saudi government for their complicity and not about releasing a document.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/16/wo...bill.html?_r=0


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You're not the only one Mulligan. I find myself checking things more and more - and finding more and more often that my memory isn't as good as I thought. Soon I'll be checking my wife's name before I speak her name!
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"That's great! What was the name of the clinic?"

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Then a smile broke across his face and he asked, "What do you call that flower with the long stem and thorns?"

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Weird, AMLP is actually up 1%. I just looked at XOM and it is slightly up.

I read somewhere that workers in Kuwait were striking because they didn't want a pay cut. Maybe that is what's happening.

Oh well, I'm not going to try and understand it. I have just been trying to ignore the oil market and stick to my plan.

Plan is to continue buying AMLP until I can no longer reduce my avg cost per share, which is $13.80 right now. Still at 20,030 shares. There is a dividend in a month or two which I will most likely reinvest.
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Weird, AMLP is actually up 1%. I just looked at XOM and it is slightly up.
Perhaps stabilized by this?

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Ok so now I know what's going on. Its kuwait but also news on the ETE/WMB merger. AMLP is up 3.71% just now.


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Wow... AMLP is up another 4.12% today. Price is now $11.87. My avg cost per share is $13.80. Maybe I will get to invest in something else for a change. Its been pretty boring putting it all in AMLP the last year and a half.

SDLP is up 17.44% today... price is now $4.78. Still has a div yield of 20.92%...
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SDLP is up 17.44% today... price is now $4.78. Still has a div yield of 20.92%...
I sold almost all of mine at $3.60 only about a week ago. It literally hurts my head to think about how much more money I could've had if I held it one more week. I still made money as I bought multiple times between 2.25-3.50. I didn't want to be a "hog" and get slaughtered so I sold early. Oh well. I kept 1000 shares so that's worth something at least.
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