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Oil Bubble, The End of Peak Oil  

   Posted by LithuanianLabourer  Promoted 488 days 7 hours ago  4010 views  editorial  

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An article explaining some of the more exciting reasons behind the recent drop in oil price.





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ConeOfSilence, on 11/18/2008 8:04:01 AM
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Shouted. Good to see an editorial that isn't bitching about the state of SW
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seahawks76, on 11/18/2008 8:11:07 AM
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ConeOfSilence wrote:
Shouted. Good to see an editorial that isn't bitching about the state of SW

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GeeGee, on 11/18/2008 8:22:36 AM
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Good Article. Interesting to read.
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bulshoy, on 11/18/2008 8:44:28 AM
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Well done as usual.

I'm glad the bubble burst, and so is everyone (maybe not Albertans :)
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jazzbone85, on 11/18/2008 8:45:28 AM
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Sad to see but it makes sense. It's one of the unfortunate sides of the way we run our economy - not to say over-regulation is the answer either.

Shouted.
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DeezNuts, on 11/18/2008 8:49:24 AM
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Re: Drilling for oil

You may remember when Clinton opened up the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in response to rising prices, and oil prices promptly dove 20% as a reaction. People criticize drilling for oil and not being enough to take us off foreign oil, but a 3 or 5% takeaway from OPEC is enough to dramatically affect the market. Look at what happened with Clinton. Why did oil prices go down? Surely everyone realized that the US couldn't live off of the SPR forever. The slightest increase in the supply of oil is enough to send prices through the floor. Global demand is down only a few percentage points, yet oil is down 63% in price.

Americans drilling their own oil would send a huge message and could be a great psychological tool to force the price down. It would also stimulate the economy, create American jobs, and narrow the trade deficit. It's a shame some morons refuse to put it on the table in a time like this. Oil is projected to be over $200 in ten years. You will be wondering why we didn't see it coming and find a way to drill more oil.
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sailirish7, on 11/18/2008 8:57:48 AM
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bulshoy wrote:
Well done as usual.
I'm glad the bubble burst, and so is everyone (maybe not Albertans :)


Fuck 'em


I went from paying almost $40 to fill my civic to barely $20.
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acknot, on 11/18/2008 9:01:55 AM
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Finally an interesting and educational editorial.
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LithuanianLabourer, on 11/18/2008 9:07:23 AM
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@ Deeznuts

Or calling speculators on their bullshit.

147 to 54 in 3 months. I learned my lesson, the biggest part of price for oil consists of bullshit we all told to believe is true.

As for price going up, so does production, if the price is 200 per barrel, I expect to see oil companies pumping oil in Antarctica or steaming it out of tar and tar sands. Otherwise the price again consists largely of bullshit.

That's why oil companies don't jump on it yet, they know supply and demand , they knew price was BULLSHIT. But they didn't tell shit, because high price = profit.

@ bulshoy

Thanks, at least now I have an editorial to my name.

As for Alberta, it kind of makes their fields too expensive to exploit, sadly, I think layoffs are on the way.

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HomeBrew, on 11/18/2008 9:10:54 AM
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Great ed LL. Shouted!
Amazing how much trust is put into the ignorant asshats controlling our $$$.
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