You know it is what goes on behind the scenes that he does moving the chess pieces on the board and puts tremendous pressure on people...
Tremendous pressure? OK,that’s possible.Perhaps you’re speaking of pressure that results in worldwide production (because,as we know,oil is a truly worldwide market) increasing.Or perhaps it’s pressure that results in worldwide demand decreasing.Or were you thinking of another kind of pressure? If so please specify.
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This is not real supply and demand; it is manipulated. I hope you don’t think real supply and demand, free market economy goes on with OPEC and the players who want PDJT out of there...
Pressure, like how Kim Unh of Norko was stripped of his nuclear warheads and essentially stepped down...that kind of pressure. Believe what you want; I am in Q’s camp who has not been wrong yet. PDJT doesn’t say things he doesn’t think he can do with certainty. On monday, our 2.779 wll be down to 2.59 and so on...watch.
Yes,in my previous post I should have mentioned,yet again,OPEC's manipulation.So my question is how does a tweet from DJT force OPEC (namely,Saudi Arabia) to change their policy regarding *available* supply? Are the tank farms in the Middle East,and elsewhere,any less full than they were before his tweet? Are the hundreds (or thousands) of tankers that were said to be chock full a year or two ago any less full as a result of his tweet?
Yes,I suspect that there are forms of pressure that DJT can apply to the Saudis but tweeting ain't among them.