So as the price continues to go further negative (-14.00), does that mean that there no actual transactions happening..... looking for a bottom?
No it means transactions are happening. And people keep selling and others keep buying.
LdN
So as the price continues to go further negative (-14.00), does that mean that there no actual transactions happening..... looking for a bottom?
We talked about how the industry was running out of storage capacity a couple of weeks ago here on BWI and I swear I was told it could never happened. Maybe I'm wrong.
Oil tanks?What is the investment opportunity here if someone had cash sitting on the sidelines?
What's your cost of storage and when do you get to release it?What is the investment opportunity here if someone had cash sitting on the sidelines?
cash wouldn't help, it looks to me like, someone is paying someone else $38 (or what the last price was for the April contract) per barrel for them to take delivery of the oil.What is the investment opportunity here if someone had cash sitting on the sidelines?
Step 1. Collect gas.What is the investment opportunity here if someone had cash sitting on the sidelines?
What's your cost of storage and when do you get to release it?
I read earlier some of the mega tankers (1 million bbl) are leasing at $350k/day - $0.35/day/bbl for storage.
When do you think the oil market will recover and storage will draw down enough to make it worth selling? At 90 days you need to get more than $31/bbl or have someone paying you to store it still. Apparently still less expensive to pay high $$$ for storage to than slow/stop production in many places.
Correct - I don't suspect oil will recover before 2021. Once the economy starts back up it still won't be at the same level of consumption as before and storage will already be full.Just think about the entire US not driving... for several weeks. That's a lot of gas not being burned.
LdN
where you gonna store it til then?
$1.25 here in Central Texas yesterday. $0.184 Federal tax and $0.20 Texas State tax built in there. With our Randall's reward card, paid $0.95 per gallon. Really been thinking of putting two 500 gallon tanks at the ranch (one diesel and one gasoline), but the shelf life of gasoline is 6 months max and 12 months for diesel. Would take too long to use it for the tractors and the gas for my truck.Unfortunately they haven't budged
And no fuel taxes being collected at the pump or tolls on the toll roads.Just think about the entire US not driving... for several weeks. That's a lot of gas not being burned.
LdN
And no fuel taxes being collected at the pump or tolls on the toll roads.
No you were not told it could never happen. Obviously physical storage can run out.
Then they have to keep it stored in the ground where they are pumping it.
The issue is they haven't chosen to do that.
LdN
There are massive storage vessels off shore... and they also can use old ships. There is plenty of current unused storage.
Contango takes care of this problem rather quickly.
I guess at some point there's a need for storage that isn't available, but I doubt we'd ever get to that point. Contango would increase and facilities would be build.
I would like a newspaper to show facts about COVID. Not alarming articles. It's difficult to piece together real information with the amount of alarmist stories.
LdN
It's a symbiotic relationship - sins are taxable, and that tax fuels government agencies...and if there are less (or no) sins then there won't be taxes on them.City parking taxes. City Parking Tickets.
Speeding tickets. DUIs. Etc.
A lot of local government agencies are going to get crushed.
LdN
And if there are less sins, less need for government.It's a symbiotic relationship - sins are taxable, and that tax fuels government agencies...and if there are less (or no) sins then there won't be taxes on them.
[/QUOTE]QUOTE="LionDeNittany, post: 4762850, member: 310"]There are massive storage vessels off shore... and they also can use old ships. There is plenty of current unused storage.
Contango takes care of this problem rather quickly.
I guess at some point there's a need for storage that isn't available, but I doubt we'd ever get to that point. Contango would increase and facilities would be build.
I would like a newspaper to show facts about COVID. Not alarming articles. It's difficult to piece together real information with the amount of alarmist stories.
LdN
Good luck with that.....And if there are less sins, less need for government.
No, its not full. Trump said we should be buying to fill it up but due to pipeline constraints they can only buy so much per day.Just a question, is the strategic stockpile full? I remember a few weeks ago reading about it, I have not seen anything since.
In one way shape or form...Yes, we are all sinners.......
I'm not at all confused.. did you notice the part about the alarmist Media or am I confused about that too?[/QUOTE]Your mistake is that you are confusing futures with physical delivery.
Rookie mistake.
LdN
The Feds say that your cost of a gallon of gas is comprised of:Keep dreamin' Sadly, the government is making more money on gasoline than the oil companies. Fed tax is what, 24 cents/gal? Pa tax is around 60 cents. So about half the price is just for state and federal taxes. Add in the local taxes like real estate, school, employee taxes, and more.
I filled up my van yesterday with my Kroger discount. Almost 17 gallons for $11.Keep dreamin' Sadly, the government is making more money on gasoline than the oil companies. Fed tax is what, 24 cents/gal? Pa tax is around 60 cents. So about half the price is just for state and federal taxes. Add in the local taxes like real estate, school, employee taxes, and more.
Funny, we just got a delivery of hand soaps and sanitizers from Bath and Body.Introducing Bath & Body Works new Texas Tea hand lotion.
I'm not at all confused.. did you notice the part about the alarmist Media or am I confused about that too?
Now that's a movie I can watch over and over.The Feds say that your cost of a gallon of gas is comprised of:
20% Tax
18% Distribution
12% Refining
51% Crude Oil
I wonder who keeps the extra 1%. Maybe the guys from Office Space?
https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/
Lol ... You're really not seeing what you seeing you've been warnedThe Feds say that your cost of a gallon of gas is comprised of:
20% Tax
18% Distribution
12% Refining
51% Crude Oil
I wonder who keeps the extra 1%. Maybe the guys from Office Space?
https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/
They say fascism could never happen here but guess what.We talked about how the industry was running out of storage capacity a couple of weeks ago here on BWI and I swear I was told it could never happened. Maybe I'm wrong.
Just saw this; Feds are leasing storage space in the strategic reserve system.Just a question, is the strategic stockpile full? I remember a few weeks ago reading about it, I have not seen anything since.
stupid, we should be filling it with cheap oilJust saw this; Feds are leasing storage space in the strategic reserve system.
https://www.kallanishenergy.com/2020/04/16/us-negotiates-storage-contracts-with-nine-oil-producers/
Maybe they should give everyone a barrel of crude with the next round of as stimulus checks.. just sayingstupid, we should be filling it with cheap oil
I bought a big ball from Kramerico Industries to store my Oil.where you gonna store it til then?
Make Kramerica Great AgainI bought a big ball from Kramerico Industries to store my Oil.
Oh, looks like we are gonna fill the strategic reserve with other people's oil, which we will have to give back to them, keeping only a lease payment.fill the strategic reserve and call it a day
I'm not losing sleep over the Saudis, Russkies and some speculators losing money- and yeah, I know it's not quite that simple, but it's still true
I got people.