Ölpreis fällt am Sonntag in den USA stark

12:03pm 09/25/05
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Crude sharply lower in early trade By Anne Stanley

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Crude-oil futures were sharply lower in a special trading session Sunday morning on the New York Mercantile Exchange, as damage from Hurricane Rita appeared to be less serious than forecasters had feared. In morning trade, November crude was trading at $63.20, down 99 cents. Earlier in the session, the November contract traded as low as $62.85. Heating oil dropped 7.6 cents to $1.8895 per gallon, while unleaded gasoline fell 10.16 cents to $1.984 gallon. Trading on the Nymex electronic Access system began at 10 a.m. Eastern. The IPE and Nymex decided late last week to extend the electronic trading session in an effort to avoid major volatility in the market in the wake of the Category 3 hurricane.

Gut, für alle die die letzten Tage für Nachkäufe nutzten.

das rita nicht so "heftig" wird

TEXAS CITY, Tex., Sept. 24 -Hurricane Rita caused some damage to oil refineries near the Texas and Louisiana border and raised the prospect of gasoline shortages and higher prices during the arduous process of restarting refineries all along the Gulf Coast. But the hurricane did not cause the widespread destruction of the energy infrastructure that some had feared.
On the edge of this workaday city of refineries and modest ranch houses this afternoon, a flare burned silently from a tower at the large B.P. refinery, evidence that it was largely unscathed.
Up and down the energy corridor between Galveston and Houston, energy industry officials said refining locations had managed to avoid extensive damage from the hurricane, which made landfall to the east, near the border with Louisiana. Refineries sat waiting for workers to return to assess their condition. In Texas City, there were no signs of wind damage or flooding at any refining installations.By SIMON ROMERO and VIKAS BAJAJ
Published: September 25, 2005

fast die kurse vom freitagsschluß

Angebot und Nachfrage bestimmen den Preis. Die Nachfrage wird weiterhin schneller wachsen als das Angebot. Ich nutze die Preisrückgänge zur Aufstockung meiner Bestände in Ölwerten und Rohstoffen.

gruss

permanent

...wird der ölpreis ausgebrochen sein.
und zwar nach unten.
die arabs werden mit dem kanister vor eurer tür stehen
und euch anbetteln, dass ihr ihnen den kram für 40 dollar pro barrel abnehmt.

wetten?

Wetten würde ich auf das von dir beschriebene Szenario nicht, freuen würde ich mich schon.

Der Investitionszyklus ist zu lange als das wir in so kurzer Zeit schon sinkende Ölpreise sehen könnten.

Langfristig ist alles möglich.

gruss

permanent