Oil production stops

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  • CJ7
  • 10-03-2013, 03:07 PM
expect the Global Market ( that doesn't exist to some people) to react with higher prices for a barrel of oil

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/1...0HT1JZ20131003
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expect the Global Market ( that doesn't exist to some people) to react with higher prices for a barrel of oil

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/1...0HT1JZ20131003 Originally Posted by CJ7
Really? You're going to come out with this? I seriously and I mean SERIOUSLY doubt if the Global Market even notices. This happens ALL THE TIME. It happens NUMEROUS time EVERY YEAR. I think the Global Market is use to it by now.
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  • CJ7
  • 10-03-2013, 06:18 PM
Really? You're going to come out with this? I seriously and I mean SERIOUSLY doubt if the Global Market even notices. This happens ALL THE TIME. It happens NUMEROUS time EVERY YEAR. I think the Global Market is use to it by now. Originally Posted by BigLouie
when a fly lands on a sandwich the global market reacts
Really? You're going to come out with this? I seriously and I mean SERIOUSLY doubt if the Global Market even notices. This happens ALL THE TIME. It happens NUMEROUS time EVERY YEAR. I think the Global Market is use to it by now. Originally Posted by BigLouie
He only posted because of me. I never said that there was no global market, just that it wasn't a scary monster that would kill us all. Same as the stock market, you can trade on it, but it won't kill you if you go directly to the company or an individual and buy stock.
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  • CJ7
  • 10-03-2013, 06:25 PM
He only posted because of me. I never said that there was no global market, just that it wasn't a scary monster that would kill us all. Same as the stock market, you can trade on it, but it won't kill you if you go directly to the company or an individual and buy stock. Originally Posted by nwarounder

don't flatter yourself


In the Gulf Coast cash gasoline market, differentials surged about 3.00 cents per gallon on storm concerns, traders said. The Gulf of Mexico accounts for some 19 percent of U.S. daily oil production and about 6 percent of daily natural gas output, according to the U.S Energy Information Administration.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/oil...ops-2012-07-09
I'm surprise CBJ2O didn't blame the TEA Party. Didn't even say how much price would be affected. A ball-less monkey could post for CBJ2O. Wait, that's Eva's ball-less helper monkey's job.
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  • CJ7
  • 10-03-2013, 06:32 PM
I'm surprise CBJ2O didn't blame the TEA Party. Didn't even say how much price would be affected. A ball-less monkey could post for CBJ2O. Wait, that's Eva's ball-less helper monkey's job. Originally Posted by gnadfly

BRILLIANT !

hijack threads much with your kindergarten rhetoric?
global market will react so they can up the fuel price here. As the right tells us all oil produced here stays here.