Title : More Nonsense: "Our Government Has Not Agreed To Crude Oil Production Cuts" -- December 2, 2017
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More Nonsense: "Our Government Has Not Agreed To Crude Oil Production Cuts" -- December 2, 2017
Investopedia is usually pretty good explaining things so I was quite surprised by this:Dow components Exxon Mobil Corporation and Chevron Corporation have underperformed throughout 2017 but could lift into market leadership in 2018, underpinned by a resilient crude oil market and strong U.S. economy, supercharged by tax cuts and deregulation.
However, buying these stocks too early could be hazardous to your bottom line because end-of-year tax selling may inhibit buying power until the calendar flips in January.
The WTI crude oil contract has lifted to a two-year high and could soon test resistance in the lower $60s.
Meanwhile, OPEC and Russia have just agreed to extend oil output curbs through the end of 2018, allowing U.S. energy companies to benefit from higher commodity prices as well as ramped-up production levels because our government has not agreed to similar cuts. Taken together, energy stocks at all capitalization levels could finally enter bull market advances.What the heck? "Our government has not agreed to similar cuts." What? What does "our government" have to do with setting quotas or mandates for crude oil production.
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Is The Worst Over?
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