Already movement to push prices upwards.
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/08/31/opec-concerned-by-oil-drop-ready-to-talk-to-other-producers.html
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/08/31/opec-concerned-by-oil-drop-ready-to-talk-to-other-producers.html
This article would make you believe there are only GOP dark money groups. Will there ever be a time when the sheeple will not be lead by the nose?With big energy following the money can be hard in today's world. However, bankruptcy court sometimes shows all the hidden bedfellows:
https://firstlook.org/theintercept/...als-secret-ties-republican-dark-money-groups/
So what, if anything, does that obviously biased article have to do with OPECs concern over dropping oil prices? Seems you're so anxious to find a villain, you forgot what you're vilifying them for, again.With big energy following the money can be hard in today's world. However, bankruptcy court sometimes shows all the hidden bedfellows:
https://firstlook.org/theintercept/...als-secret-ties-republican-dark-money-groups/
I know this is political and the whole thread will soon be closed but the whole price fixing, monopoly, collusion thing really ticks me off.
We're in an election campaign at the moment..those in power are saying it's a "technical recession" or a "down time". The opposition is simply saying a recession. lol.
I can promise that lots of jobs in alberta have been lost and companies are holding back at the moment...
Andrew
Lot's of folks in the pellet forum are filling the tank and waking up their oil burners this season.
Looks like it's happening sooner here in the Midwest. Menard's just dropped their price on pellets 50 cents a bag.its early yet, if there is any realized savings on pellets due to higher stock it will be later in the season. right now prices will be as high as they should be for the season
seems the more time passes the more everything seems to be in a boom or bust cycle.
I can promise that lots of jobs in alberta have been lost and companies are holding back at the moment...
Oh for sure...there's a huge ripple effect. In New Brunswick (Eastern Canada) there's a drop of about 80% of charter flights that were flying to Alberta. Syncrude and other large oil companies would charter flights for employees in the East. It isn't so any more.And speaking of boom and bust, looks like the office space boom there is going bust in a big way:
http://www.financialpost.com/m/wp/n...nton-amid-oil-price-plunge&pubdate=2015-09-03
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