Oil at $30 by next February?
Discussion
Bloomberg said:
Trades in crude-oil options contracts that would allow the holder to sell oil for February delivery at $30 a barrel reached 1,406 on the New York Mercantile Exchange today, making the contract day's second-most active, exchange data show.
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601072&am...Assuming some of us still have jobs that's got to be good
speedy_thrills said:
Bloomberg said:
Trades in crude-oil options contracts that would allow the holder to sell oil for February delivery at $30 a barrel reached 1,406 on the New York Mercantile Exchange today, making the contract day's second-most active, exchange data show.
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601072&am...Assuming some of us still have jobs that's got to be good
Nitro... said:
And the 'deferred' 2p tax/duty increase will be upon us again.
Yes, but if the price drops significantly, who is going to complain? This Sceptred Isle, (or is it Septic?) has already demonstrated loads of times it likes sodomy, especially if someone called Brown is doing it with an accomplice called Darling. 
Oh, the irony of a Brown Darling.... Armageddon !!!! http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=cTrOb8zyrZk
speedy_thrills said:
Bloomberg said:
Trades in crude-oil options contracts that would allow the holder to sell oil for February delivery at $30 a barrel reached 1,406 on the New York Mercantile Exchange today, making the contract day's second-most active, exchange data show.
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601072&am...Assuming some of us still have jobs that's got to be good
tonyvid said:
Does all this just prove that the recent peak pricing was driven by traders and Futures Bods playing games?
I can't comment with any degree of authority, but in my opinion, yes.Don't even get me started on thier bonuses...

tonyvid said:
Does all this just prove that the recent peak pricing was driven by traders and Futures Bods playing games?
In part it was but economic growth has slowed now as well so growth in demand has been reduced.Olf said:
All sorts of options are sold around the world every day. See this as equivalent to a bet that the Gordo will be found balls deep in Cameron at the Christmas party.
True...but it's not just someone saying that, they are putting their money where there mouth is
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I still suspect by the time it hits us it will have been taxed.
s won't reduce/remove it when crude goes back over $75-100/b