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Between October and December 2018, panic selling sent oil from a high of $77.50 to less than $42.50 thanks to oversupply issues, a strong U.S. dollar, and trade war fears.
But, it was a severe overreaction.
We now expect for crude to stage quite a rally on key catalysts.
“Core-OPEC producers are adopting a shock and awe strategy, and exceeding their cut commitment,” says Goldman Sachs, as quoted by Bloomberg. “Disruptions have increased with risks that Venezuela’s production decline accelerates following the introduction of additional U.S. sanctions related to the Venezuelan oil industry. U.S. producers are also so far guiding towards restrained shale production growth.”
Catalyst No. 2 – Falling Crude Oil Supply
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), crude fell by 9.6 million barrels in the week ended March 15, as compared to expectations for an 800,000-barrel build. The number also surpassed estimates from the American Petroleum Institute, an industry group, for a 2.1 million-barrel decrease.
Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets.
Everyone knows that investors can make money when a stock is going up and when a stock is going down. The problem with that is that you have to be able to watch the markets and your individual investments like a hawk in order to make substantial gains that beat the broader market. In essence, to make huge profits, you must be a “trader” rather than an “investor”.
For most people, being a trader is just not very feasible, especially if you are working or have to work a full time job. So many full-time working Americans participate in the market’s movements through managed funds and 401K plans. Investors that are in 401K plans have no direct control over their investments with the exception of one time a year. However, the same does not apply to some mutual funds.
Many people invest in mutual funds that track a specific financial market index or a basket of stocks that reflect the broader markets. On an annual basis, the return seen from these funds reflects the up-trends and down-trends of the index or fund for the year.
Thought for the Week: A principle of personal transformation is that you can’t bring light to the darkness; you have to bring darkness to the light. This means you can’t pretend certain things aren’t happening, when in fact they are. Only when we face our problems squarely in the eye will we be able to deal with them. This brings a transformation of positive ness and change.
This Week In Trading: The DOW closed at +329, Nasdaq +99, and S&P +32.
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