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Saudi Prince Warns "We Will Not See $100 Oil Again", Calls Anti-Russia Conspiracy "Baloney"

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Speaking to his favorite money-honey, billionaire Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal told Maria Bartiromo that the negative impact of a 50% decline in oil has been wide and deep. As USA Today reports, the prince of the Saudi royal family said that while he disagrees with the government on most aspects, he agreed with their decision on keeping production where it is, adding that "if supply stays where it is, and demand remains weak, you better believe it is gonna go down more. I'm sure we're never going to see $100 anymore... oil above $100 is artificial. It's not correct." On the theory that the US and the Saudis have agreed to keep prices low to pressure Russia, the prince exclaimed, that is "baloney and rubbish," adding that, "Saudi Arabia and Russia are in bed together here... both being hurt simultaneously."

 

Excerpted from USA Today,

Q: Can you explain Saudi Arabia's strategy in terms of not cutting oil production?

A: Saudi Arabia and all of the countries were caught off guard. No one anticipated it was going to happen. Anyone who says they anticipated this 50% drop (in price) is not saying the truth.

 

Because the minister of oil in Saudi Arabia just in July publicly said $100 is a good price for consumers and producers. And less than six months later, the price of oil collapses 50%.

 

Having said that, the decision to not reduce production was prudent, smart and shrewd. Because had Saudi Arabia cut its production by 1 or 2 million barrels, that 1 or 2 million would have been produced by others. Which means Saudi Arabia would have had two negatives, less oil produced, and lower prices. So, at least you got slammed and slapped on the face from one angle, which is the reduction of the price of oil, but not the reduction of production.

Q: So this is about not losing market share?

A: Yes. Although I am in full disagreement with the Saudi government, and the minister of oil, and the minister of finance on most aspects, on this particular incident I agree with the Saudi government of keeping production where it is.

Q: What is moving prices? Is this a supply or a demand story? Some say there's too much oil in the world, and that is pressuring prices. But others say the global economy is slow, so it's weak demand.

A: It is both. We have an oversupply. Iraq right now is producing very much. Even in Libya, where they have civil war, they are still producing. The U.S. is now producing shale oil and gas. So, there's oversupply in the market. But also demand is weak. We all know Japan is hovering around 0% growth. China said that they'll grow 6% or 7%. India's growth has been cut in half. Germany acknowledged just two months ago they will cut the growth potential from 2% to 1%. There's less demand, and there's oversupply. And both are recipes for a crash in oil. And that's what happened. It's a no-brainer.

Q: Will prices continue to fall?

A: If supply stays where it is, and demand remains weak, you better believe it is gonna go down more. But if some supply is taken off the market, and there's some growth in demand, prices may go up. But I'm sure we're never going to see $100 anymore. I said a year ago, the price of oil above $100 is artificial. It's not correct.

Q: Wow. And you said you are in agreement with the Saudi government to not give up market share?

A: This is the only point I'm agreeing with the Saudi Arabian government on oil. That's the only point, yes.

Q: Should the Saudis cut production if they get an agreement with other oil producing countries to take oil off the market?

A: Frankly speaking, to get all OPEC countries to approve and accept it, including Russia and Iran, and everybody else, is almost impossible You can never have an agreement whereby everybody cuts production. We can't trust all OPEC countries. And can't trust the non-OPEC countries. So it's not on the table because the others will cheat. The past has proven that. When Saudi Arabia cut production in the '80s and '90s, everybody cheated and took market share from us. Plus, remember there is an agenda here also. Although Saudi Arabia and OPEC countries did not engineer the reduction in the price of oil, there's a positive side effect, whereby at a certain price, we will see how many shale oil production companies run out of business. So although we are caught off guard by this, we are capitalizing on this matter whereby we'll live with $50 temporarily, to see how much new supply there will be, because this will render many new projects economically unfeasible.

 

Q: What about the theory of the pressure on the Russians? There's a theory that the U.S. and the Saudis have agreed to keep prices low to pressure Russia because of what Putin has done in Ukraine.

A: Two words: baloney and rubbish. I'm telling you, there's no way Saudis will do this. Because Saudi Arabia is hurting as much as Russia, period. Now, we don't show it because of our big reserves. But I'll tell you Saudi Arabia and Russia are in bed together here. And both are being hurt simultaneously. And there's no political conspiracy whatsoever against Russia. Because we are shooting ourselves in the foot if we do that.

Q: You said the price of oil will dampen the shale revolution in America. How?

A: Shale oil and shale gas, these are new products in the market. And we see big ranges. no one knows for sure what price is the breaking point for shale. Wells have a higher production cost. And very clearly these will run out of business, or at least not be economical. At $50, will it still be economically feasible? Unclear. This is a very much developing story.

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Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:31 | 5649185 kliguy38
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Stick  fork in it the petrodollar is on life support

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:45 | 5649222 Winston Churchill
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Freudian slip, or some unintended truthiness.

Russia and Saudi are in the same bed.

I smell the traditional Arab double, double cross, on our poor secretariat of state,and

our Dear Leader.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:50 | 5649239 Five8Charlie
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Saudi Princes never lie. Especially about oil. Never, ever.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:12 | 5649332 Terminus C
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When its important, you have to tell the truth.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:17 | 5649341 Pinto Currency
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Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal is not technically lying.

 

But what he isn't saying is you won't see $100 oil again because it will be priced in gold grams in the future.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:42 | 5649405 mvsjcl
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What is baloney is everything that comes out of his mouth.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:47 | 5649416 Freddie
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Any story in USA Today is full on propaganda.  The only newspaper I would consider reading is IBD. 

Sometimes when I am in a story, I glance at the USA Today headlines.   Pure trash.  Lots of anti Putin and anti Russia crap.  Pro illegal alien bullshit too. 

I laugh at idiots in places reading newspapers like idiots who watch TV and Hollywood.  Morons who like being lied to.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:03 | 5649452 bwh1214
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This guy is an absolute joke.  Oil was a Buck Eighty a barrel in 1970, even with the huge drop in prices the trend is still very clear.  Never see 100 bbls again?  That is the most naive statement I have ever heard, he gives no time limit, he just says never.  That smacks of arrogance to say something will never happen, particularly something that is so likely to happen again in the next several years.  An economic meltdown is the only thing that will make his statement true for the next decade and that’s only if they don’t print as a result (fat chance).  The chance that we don’t see oil at 100 in the next 20 years is nil. Cocky entitled prick should not be entitled to have anyone listen to such rubbish. 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:05 | 5649459 Rubbish
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Rubbish likes Baloney

 

And Gold Bitchez....I only pick up pennies

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:09 | 5649471 Pinto Currency
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In an economic meltdown scenario, the debt markets and major fiat currencies (including the USD) will collapse.

Meltdown will not result in low oil prices.

The Prince is an Arab Steve 'Goldilocks" Liesman - the name fits.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:22 | 5649516 bwh1214
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If the fed did nothing and I mean nothing and held everything the same from here oun out, there would be a massive deflation and the govt would default on their debt.  The electronic monetary system would destroy itself and there would be no electronic dollars left only paper.  in that case oil would be DIRT cheap relitive to dollars, granted no one would have many dollars to buy it with.  Since this path takes no action it must be considered the default.  All that said the Fed will not be passive so while deflation is the default it is also unlikely.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:25 | 5649521 Pinto Currency
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Both the electronic and paper dollars woud be worthless then as we would be in complete collapse.

The debt markets need to be restructured and we need a new, non-debt currency (gold).

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:46 | 5649583 sessinpo
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And what makes you think that gold in the future won't be rehypothicated, which is in essences, creating unsustainable debt?

Anyway, in a deflationary collapse, one has to raise as much of whatever currency to pay for life. And since the majority of the world is still dominated in US dollars (tradewise), that means globally, the US dollar rises, as it has and as I forecasted.

It also means the same locally for US citizens. I am still unable to pay for my daily living expenses in PMs and I really doubt the majority of us here have found a local bank or grocery store or whatever local retailer that will accept PMs instead of US dollars.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:58 | 5649639 Pinto Currency
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We will have a loss of trust following this global smash-up.  The markets will demand secure currency.

Rising USD index is expected in the deflationary collapse as predicted by John Exter.  The currencies soar until they collapse in this scenario.

Read:

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:51 | 5649948 cnmcdee
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Personally in a country that beheads 90 people a year and has beauty goat pagents we should put a 'brawndo tarriff' on all products coming from these camel riding sand bastards. We should be charging a $40 / barrel tarriff for ANY of their oil to come over here - and by doing so our industry in shale would continue to prosper and be protected circulating good paying jobs which drive local economies.

But Muslim Brotherhood leader fudge packer in chief will have none of that.  Good job you liberal retards and 'hard done by minorities' for voting in the socialist n thief.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:38 | 5650059 saints51
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As an American I am quite sick of being fucked. Fuck your tariff as I hope to see oil less than $30 a barrel forever.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:44 | 5650072 Yes We Can. But...
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Confucius say: Man who say you never see something again, say you be dead soon.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 01:06 | 5650429 Oh regional Indian
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He is right, $100 dollar oil never.

$99.99 forevah might happen though ;-)

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:17 | 5650502 Soul Glow
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$66.66 then London gets nuked by a false flag.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:46 | 5650525 imaginalis
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Oil will reach $100 before the end of 2015.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 03:27 | 5650551 Bingo Hammer
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Whatever happened to "PEAK OIL"?

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 08:02 | 5650735 bwh1214
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Let's see what happens to production over the next year.  Then take a look at the production chart and you will see what is meant by "PEAK OIL".  That said significantly higher prices can reverse this down trend again.  I work in the oil industry and remember in '05/'06 reading about all of the oil being unlocked by 50 dollar a bbl oil.  Just 10 years later we are talking about all of the oil being 'locked' back up by that same 50 dollar oil.  Lol in 2018 the buzz will be about all the oil being unlocked again, but this time it will be from 150 dollar oil, locked again at 100 bucks and unlocked again at 1000.  And so the game goes on.  

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 08:15 | 5650752 The Black Bishop
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Nothing wrong about "Peak Oil" theory. There has been no significant production output increase. As far as I know, to the contrary.

 

I think you are confusing "Peak Oil" with "Peak Oil Price". And no, we havent hit "Peak Oil Price" yet. Too many products in our society is dependent upon oil for it to go out of demand. A demand SLUMP will happen, like now, but the world still hangs tight to the oil tit.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 07:04 | 5650689 mt paul
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might tag the 45 $ handle this week

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:41 | 5650064 The Blank Stare
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liberal retards? 

 

Yeah right. The Saud's don't care about American checker moves(Putin), they'er soooo independent.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 04:13 | 5650591 john.smith
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that is just plain stupid. The US doesn't import much of its oil from Saudi Arabia. Even if it did, however, and the government imposed tarrifs, being a net importer the US will have to buy from someone else and Saudi will have to sell to someone els,e so the market will balance itself so long as demand remains the same.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 05:48 | 5650654 Socratic Dog
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We don't behead them, we poison them.  Way more enlightened.  I don't fucking think.

Why is everyone so down on beheading?  It's how most kill their chickens, it's a pretty benign way to go as far as I can see.  Sure as hell beats emphysema.

Equally enlightened, we don't have beauty pageants for goats, we have them for dogs.  And cats.  And chickens.  And hamsters, for all I fucking know.

And charging tarrifs....sure, more taxes.  Just what we fucking need.

Yer a fuckin' idiot cnmcdee.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 03:13 | 5650543 KingTut
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The vast majority of money in the US is bank credit money which is backed by debt.  If we default on the debt, the bank credit money just disappears (along with most of the banks).  However, paper cash, the stuff in your wallet, will operating just fine and will buy MUCH more than it does today.  Of course, the gov will have to print trilllions more just to keep us eating.  You will see $1,000 bills etc.  If they decide to keep going, we might see hyperfinlation, which is always followed by a reset and a new fiat currency regime.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 05:51 | 5650656 Socratic Dog
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The paper stuff will buy MUCH more, but we'll need $1,000 bills?  Eh?

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 09:11 | 5650826 NoVa
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Baloney - that's a word he does not know.  Baloney has pork in it.  a mussie would never even mention pork in their language.

unless he buys the 100% beef version at the Piggly Wiggly - 

 

NoVa

 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:30 | 5649538 MarkGoldman
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He probably meant in his lifetime, which to Saudi Princes could be measured in months if oil hits $20. 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:57 | 5649637 logicalman
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How much, in dollars, will oil be worth, when the dollar becomes worthless?

More than 100, I would think.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:30 | 5650037 Arius
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good point.

 

most likely he is part of the hit team to kill the shale and rigs down in texas etc.  before it takes off ... thats my take, why a saudi come on this strong otherwise? doesnt make any sense ... except when you think it might tailored towards scaring the muppets to give up quickly ... i think it will work one way or the other.

muppets better give up!  they are after you ....

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 00:09 | 5650301 Greenskeeper_Carl
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You are correct on that, but the Saudis do have huge reserves to placate the masses for a while, and they are essentially betting that these cash reserves will keep their plebes fed for long enough for the price to go back up as higher cost wells go offline. This low price won't last long, since anything with a cost of over 50/barrel won't last much longer, cutting a large amount of supply off. But, if oil truly does stay that low for a long period of time, the Saudi royals will run out of money, and as a wise person once said 'revolutions are fought on empty stomachs'. They aren't well liked by a huge segment of the population, and a collapsing US empire won't be able to keep shipping them nearly limitless amounts of military hardware to put down their people. Lots of heads on spikes in Saudi under that scenario.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:40 | 5650471 sixsigma cygnus...
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Correct.  And more to the point, I believe the Russians will play into low oil prices and perhaps try to drive the price down to the $10-$5 dollar level.  The classic Russian strategy is to let you throw the first punch, help you along, and let you lose your balance mid-punch.  This is not the first time the Russians have had to play this game, and they will play it to their advantage, and to the disadvantage of the Saudis.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 01:57 | 5650472 sixsigma cygnus...
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Mon, 01/12/2015 - 01:48 | 5650465 Dubaibanker
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I had argued on 26th of Dec 2014 that Saudi and US are no longer friends.

Now the first billionaire from Saudi who is at the top end of the global billionaire's club has spoken confirming my views as the first elite and one of the smarter ones (hopefully many more smart ones are to follow) that Saudi and US are not in bed together and 2) oil will go much lower and 3) all countries are hurting so US would not be doing this to itself as should not be Saudi but the fact that oil is going down signifiies something massively destabilising is about to occur in the field of finance/economy and 2) if not in finance, the new energy source could actually be real and 3) this indeed is a great oil price war between Saudi vs USA!

26 Dec 2014 comment : http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-12-26/saudi-arabia-ready-20-30-40-oil

7 Jan 2015 comment:http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-07/first-shale-casualty-wbh-energy...

3 media articles also have come to support my thesis. One from the WSJ.

Saudi betrays the United States with a double edged sword

http://www.examiner.com/article/saudi-betrays-the-united-states-with-a-d...?

Worldoil.com site has a nice video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILx0BY2s5BY

 Saudi Arabia’s Cure for Shale Could Entail Shock Therapy

http://www.wsj.com/articles/saudi-arabias-cure-for-shale-could-entail-sh...

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:50 | 5650528 imaginalis
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If US and Saudi are no longer friends, I think this prince guy needs to be concerned about a sudden and massive increase in the number of beheadings in his country, and that his people might be carrying them out rather than him and his corrupt family.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 05:31 | 5650644 Dubaibanker
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Anything is possible but the security inside Saudi or while entering there is extremely tight.

If you do a google on 'saudi arrests' in last 1 year, you will find they have been arresting all people who create unrest. May be some CIA chaps in there as well?

saudi arrests

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 04:01 | 5650580 Augustus
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The Massively Destabalizing event has been the horizontal drilling and fracking technology development.  and it is not just the development but the way that it can be fairly rapidly deployed.  Well drilled and producing in a month.

The technology greatly expanded the economically developably reserve base.

The size of the oil and gas resource base became several multiples of earlier estimates.  Converting to NG for a transport fuel is not very difficult at all.

This Saudi recognizes the reality which will prevail for at least several decades.  Having commodity producers compete on price regularly keeps costs in check.  He knows that the US shales are only a small part of the newly economic world wide oil and gas resource.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 13:17 | 5651705 Crash Overide
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We won't need as much oil when "they" kill off 80% of the worlds population.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 03:12 | 5650541 Larry Dallas
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Middle Americans read the USAToday.

Reminds me of a Family Guy episode when Peter is traveling and ostensibly holds a USAToday under his arm and says so he can fit in with everyone in the airport. Pretty funny.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:16 | 5649496 TheFourthStooge-ing
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Saudi prince lies like a Ukie.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:25 | 5650023 One World Mafia
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Washington DC regime is providing Saudi Arabia with a “laundered short hedge” on oil prices through Citi.  

A clever reader with probably more knowledge of the Middle East than they would care to have put before me a very interesting question.  Is the US laundering money to Saudi Arabia through Citigroup in order to “hedge” against, or compensate Saudi Arabia for the drop in oil prices?

Well, it sure as hell looks like it.

I recently tweeted the reportage on the massive derivatives position being accumulated by Citigroup (the parent Holding Company) and Citibank (the bank held by Citigroup HoldCo) – $135 TRILLION.  Citi is adding roughly $10 TRILLION PER QUARTER, and the bank is now holding MORE derivatives than the parent HoldCo, which is unprecedented and shocking.  Even worse, the bank – the derivatives holdings of which are now “guaranteed” by the FDIC, which is to say the US TAXPAYERS, thanks to the Cromnibus bill – is where the exposure is being added – $9 TRILLION was added to the Citibank portfolio within the third quarter of 2014 alone – the latest available data.  Citi is the only big bank that is INCREASING its derivatives position, all the other big banks have modestly reduced their derivatives exposure in the same time period.  But Citi is piling it on as hard and fast as it can – NINE TRILLION $ IN ONE QUARTER!!

Do you know who the largest private shareholder of Citigroup is?

Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud.  Mister Saudi Arabia.

So, I’m going to indulge in a little dot connecting here.  I don’t think this is terribly far-fetched.

I hypothesize that the Washington DC regime is providing Saudi Arabia with a “laundered short hedge” on oil prices through Citi.  Citi “borrows” money from the Federal Reserve at next to zero percent, plows it into swaps (a form of highly leveraged derivative wherein cashflows, not assets, are the underlying “commodity”) at this stunning clip because all swaps are held “off balance sheet”.   Remember that term from MF Global?

The position is such that it makes money when oil prices drop, thus “hedging” Saudi Arabia.  If the poop hits the fan, thanks to the Cromnibus, 100% of Citibank’s derivatives portfolio is now under the umbrella of the FDIC, which we all know means the Federal Reserve printing dollars to bail out their friends.  The FDIC is only sitting on a few billion in assets.  It’s a joke.

So, the Washington DC regime has essentially posted YOU AND SEVERAL GENERATIONS OF YOUR PROGENY as the collateral guaranteeing a short hedge on oil prices that it is providing for Saudi Arabia through its ownership of Citigroup.  In other words, MONEY LAUNDERING, EXCEPT ON A MULTI-GENERATIONAL, CIVILIZATIONAL SCALE.

http://www.barnhardt.biz/2015/01/09/how-could-trillions-of-dollars-be-la...

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:28 | 5650512 Lolitsa
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That is one terrifying scenario. Entirely plausible. I would not put it past the sociopathic narcassists.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 23:05 | 5650158 Againstthelie
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A: Japan is hovering around 0% growth. China said that they'll grow 6% or 7%. India's growth has been cut in half. Germany growth potential 1%. There's less demand

 

I drive 100 km/h. If I drive only 6% faster and not 10% faster, do I drive slower than 100 km/h?

INCREDIBLE how fucking dumb all people are!

One doesn't need to understand the difference between the first and second derivation of a function to recognize the idiocy.

He is lying like all debt ponzi propagandists.

 


Mon, 01/12/2015 - 00:37 | 5650358 sun tzu
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Is supply growing faster or is demand growing faster. I don't believe the prince either, but he doesn't control the oil market. It could stay under $100 forever due to technology, or it could hit $100 again this year if there's a war between Iran and the West that envelops the Persian Gulf in flames.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:20 | 5650504 Soul Glow
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Technology only speeds up the depletion of resources over time.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 03:44 | 5650570 Augustus
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Technology is what made the resource a resource in the first place.  Technology increased the resource base.  Oil that could not be produced before is now able to be produced.  Meaningful depletion occurs when new resources are not developed to replace those used.  It now seems that there are at least several hundred years of oil and gas supply.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 07:50 | 5650726 americanreality
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Sure, if the world's population drops to 5million.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 23:39 | 5650231 Omen IV
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False Flag Confirmation?

Police Commissioner Helric Fredou,  Number Two Police Officer of the Regional Service of France’s Judicial Police (JP), Limoges, (Haute-Vienne), “committed suicide on the night of Wednesday to Thursday at the police station.”

Commissioner Helric Fredou was part of the police investigation into the Charlie Hebdo terror attack.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 04:59 | 5650624 Otrader
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Did he discover something that he had no biz knowing?  Like the truth!

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:46 | 5649415 weburke
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saudis are not hurt. the us printers can move any money to the sauds, just a good way to give less to the average saudi and claim it is the market.The people around the world need oil for heat, and they are getting poorer by the day.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:50 | 5649425 SuperRay
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Gee, I thought he was going to say you'll never see $100 oil so all those  fracking companies in America need to close up shop. And, oh yeah, exploration for new oil deposits is never, ever, ever going to be cost effective, so you might as well stop that too.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:05 | 5649850 BigJim
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Yup, there's unlimited conventional oil so why would the price ever rise again?

LOL

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:14 | 5649881 shovelhead
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Yup.

That's exactly what I heard him say too.

Market share is slang for 'more for us, less for you' whatever the demand may be.

Therein lies the power to shape world events.

Otherwise you're just another schmuck with an oilpatch with no leverage.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:24 | 5650024 Squid-puppets a...
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im half expecting QE4 simply and expressly targeted  to reflate oil to $100 and beyond

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:23 | 5650506 Soul Glow
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The POMO desk was probably long oil from spring '09 to summer '14.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 07:44 | 5650721 Kiwi Pete
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Yup, I heard him say "I'm talkin' my book".

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:35 | 5649925 ersatz007
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Actually it will be priced in Yuan.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 23:47 | 5650249 lincolnsteffens
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Ah! at what conversion price will 1 gram to the $$ be??

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:25 | 5650494 Pinto Currency
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Something like +/- $1,500 per gram.

The problem is that you may not be able to get gold in exchange for fiat.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:04 | 5649450 BorisTheBlade
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Well, at the same time when things get serious it's time to lie. Especially when there's a chance your head could be cut off like it so happens in the Middle East from time to time.

I say he's talking his book to increase downward pressure on price of oil and fasten bankruptcy of all lower yielding competition.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 00:01 | 5650288 NaN
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Book talking, yes.
Head chopping, not gonna happen.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:16 | 5649337 Pinto Currency
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Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:13 | 5649338 Sudden Debt
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In 2011 they where saying that oil should be at 200 dollar because otherwise it was theft of their natural resource.

 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:21 | 5649358 Winston Churchill
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What was the price of gold back then ?

If they can't exchange those petrollars for gold at a reasonable price then its theft.

Wonder what else they know.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:34 | 5649524 daveO
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Right. 

A: Frankly speaking, to get all OPEC countries to approve and accept it, including Russia and Iran, and everybody else, is almost impossible

 

So, Prince Money Bags, remind the viewers why OPEC exists?

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:25 | 5650021 richiebaby
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Because of this idiot's statement, oil will drop another 5% tomorrow and I just filled the tank.. F%CK ME!

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:39 | 5650061 Omen IV
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A Liar - who shills for the Kingdom to throw people off the Kerry-King trail - so that the democrats dont get nailed form ND to Tx in the next election for the BK's and UE

 

bullshit! 

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 00:55 | 5650401 A Fist Full of Fiat
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Yes the Saudis are paragons of honesty. I trust them implicitly.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 01:27 | 5650444 SofaPapa
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"Saudi Princes never lie. Especially about oil. Never, ever."

The oldest doctrine: a policy cannot be assured of being true before the official denial.  This policy has now been officially denied.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:52 | 5649254 kaiserhoff
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You go rug head.

This is the most sensible thing ZH has published on the subject.   How refreshing to hear someone say he doesn't know everything, and there is uncertainty in the world.

How very adult, professional..., and honest.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:46 | 5649418 weburke
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honest? and I had him for a liar.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:03 | 5649451 Tall Tom
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I think that he must be honest and very, very stupid.

 

Since when did Saudi princes become prognosticators?

 

NEVER say never. Over on another forum there was this guy who posted that Gold would never see $1380 again...when it was at $1407. He meant it. I called $1180 in response. (I realized my target and he did not realize his.)

 

Anyway his credibility as a prognosticator guru was destroyed. Gold suffered collapse shortly afterwards. Afterwards he became a joke, a target for faraway laughter. Really it was sad as he had made good calls previously.

 

This Saudi Prince is a rich, undeserving fool, whom knows nothing of finance and business. Arrogant and Haughty.

 

In response I will call for $100 WTI within the next 24 Months.

 

 But I'm sure we're never going to see $100 anymore. I said a year ago, the price of oil above $100 is artificial. It's not correct.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:37 | 5649567 daveO
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Do you remember the stocks he was buying back in the late 90's bubble? Holy cow! He blew hundreds of millions.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:31 | 5650514 Soul Glow
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Is this the same guy that ows Citi?

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 04:32 | 5650607 Otrader
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Yep.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 00:26 | 5649419 weburke
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Mon, 01/12/2015 - 00:19 | 5650325 astitchintime
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LOL ... "our poor secretariat of state"

Had to log in just to give a greenie for that :)

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:17 | 5649345 Ruffmuff
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So they are in the same bed, EH?

OK, supply and demand is changing, but a 50% collapse??? Of the most important commodity on the industrial side of the planet, REALLY?

Is Iran the real target here? Plus the dying petrodollar, and or the death of all fiat currency?

Sounds like a turd lurks in the water bowl.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:45 | 5649594 daveO
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It's a temporary replacement for QE. There's about 90 million/day worldwide and 20 million/day US consumption. 90X $60 savings=$5.4 billion per day savings. Almost $2 trillion per year and US = $438 billion per year. This helps banks' customers make their payments and, maybe, borrow some more. 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:09 | 5649858 BigJim
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No, it'll bring on the need for more QE.

Fewer dollars going to the shieks mean fewer dollars being recycled into buying US government debt. Up go yields...

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 23:10 | 5650170 JuliaS
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What he meant to say was that oil will never cost $100 US dolars. When it comes to Yuan, Ruble and Euro and many other currencies in which it will still be traded - that's a whole different story.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 02:01 | 5650480 post turtle saver
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2010 in Davos... BP says the sky is falling, omg peak oil whatwegonnado, Saudi Aramco on the very same podium calmly states "wtf is this peak oil crap you're talking about, we have a third of our capacity idle and can turn it up at the drop of a hat, besides you clowns only account for 10% of production vs. OPEC's 55% share... you want another 4m bpd, sure, no problem just say the word"... at which point everyone started saying hell no, no way, Saudis are lying about their reserves and production capacity, see look peak oil cluck cluck...

now we see who was bullshitting and who was right... fucking Tony Hayward and BP, ICE participants, supply chain manipulating market fixing motherfuckers... US$100+ bbl oil was a bunch of completely made up crap, and now we see it to be so...

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 08:14 | 5650753 css1971
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Nah. Saudi are lying. Their production has peaked already, they can push 10-11 million bpd and for only a short time. Next year it'll be 10, then 9-10.

What they can do is dump the price of oil for 6 months and kill their competition. You're gonna see $100 oil again.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 10:37 | 5651043 post turtle saver
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we'll see $40 before we see $100, and that $100 will be a long time coming... don't hold your breath waiting for it, your face will turn blue

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 08:47 | 5650791 Bokkenrijder
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Just a little theory from me: but what if the oil price was primarily manipulated downwards in order to directly subsidize Ukraine? Not so much against Russia (although the impact on Russia is of course not an undesirable side effect from a NATO/USA/EU perspective) but what if these lower oil and gas prices were a way in order to protect Ukraine from any oil and gas threats from Russia? Remember how everybody was saying in the summer after the downing of MH17 and all the anti-Russian rethoric: "just wait till it's winter in Kiev?"

Well, it seems to me that Russia at the moment has almost no leverage with it's gas supplies to Ukraine and that Russia's oil weapon has been neutralized for the time being. Perhaps I'm wrong (most probably) but let's wait and see if prices behave opposite of the way they normally do and perhaps rise again as spring approaches?

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 09:19 | 5650843 overmedicatedun...
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bokken: good point..one wonders if putin will un leash the shite mad men and go after Saudi oil ports..some smart guy in Asia once said "it is never wise to box in an enemy with no escape route evident, always give him one even if it is a trap"..or some such.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:33 | 5649190 Intelligence_In...
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Amen, this raghead knows what he is talking about.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:37 | 5649202 Groundhog Day
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i welcome the tax cut, thx prince

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:54 | 5649264 Sudden Debt
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Its just a PR to increase the pressure on the credit market for shale and offshore that is in competition with the saudi’s.

They have a problem, and a big one at that. And the problem is that all those rigs are still under contract till 2016 and they’ll keep pumping.

He alsotalks about those vast reserves but those reserves are not from the country but of the king and the saudi’s get free food and oil and if they every change that there would be a revolt. 

So you can save a lot of money but if you spend it even faster and when it’s your money, there will be a moment in time when a jet is fueled and all they left will be the rubbish.

Theyknow all to well their oil reserves aren’t infinite and whatever they sell for 40 dollars could be sold for 140 dollars.

So all this article says is that the saudi’s are already in panick mode and suddenly they’re realizing if they want to crash the competition that it will take years.

Next up is their king, that fucker is 92 years old. When he dies, there’s a powerstruggle between over 6000 direct royal family members who all want the honey! And when a power vacuum will form ghere will be a strugle.

 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:18 | 5649346 disabledvet
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"Big Black."  Look it up...

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:32 | 5649544 MontgomeryScott
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"Weird Al" Yankovic - Money For Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4SDhrTPOiI

NO, WAIT! Here's the REAL story:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkRkGCm4atE

House Of Bush, House Of Saud.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:34 | 5650043 disabledvet
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East Texas, 1930.

 

"It was all the Federal Government could do to get oil to one dollar a barrel."

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:01 | 5649832 Carpenter1
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Keep trying S.D., your oil longs were a mistake. Not too late to ditch, better now than $20, where you'll probably end up dumpling after losing half your stack.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 06:44 | 5650677 Sudden Debt
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Bought 4 offshore riggers that where slammed down 80% and still have a market cap of 5 plus billion and a eps higher than their value.

And no option, just the stock. I’m now down over 10% since I bought them but I’m pretty sure they’ll recover. To bad they just all cancelled their dividends that where over 37% :) But even when they  recover I think about holding them. Oil 65 and they’ll double, oil 100 and they’ll quadrupple.

I’ve got time :) 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:29 | 5649917 Freddie
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The old f**ker keeps hanging on like David Rockfeller, Warner Buffert-Charlie Munger, Kissenger, Brezenski and Soros.

If there is a Devil - please call these evil f**kers home soon.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:36 | 5649191 darteaus
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No rumor is true, until it's officially denied.

"No $100 oil ever" - yeah, because the $ is a constant; like an ounce of gold = $20.67.

"No Russian conspiracy" - raally?  Not even discussions - because there's some overwhelming shared economic goals.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:45 | 5649225 duo
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If you own a home in Texas, I recommend you sell at the current inflated prices.

 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:21 | 5649354 Handful of Dust
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<< If you own a home [anywhere], I recommend you sell at the current inflated prices. >>

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:06 | 5649464 samcontrol
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I own a home in Patagonia and three apartments here. i also have two more properties , you recomend i sell them and do what with the f dollars..? BUy a handfull of Dust ?> and inhale it>?

I have a wife , cardboard gold , marihuana plants, real gold,silver , cars, wines , weapons, dogs, quad , boat, stocks, structured products, us $, euros, Pesos, time share, tools , water hole..   not holding any bonds right now,, should i ?

 

I wake up everyday trying to figure out how to get out more of the system and get another apartment or more farmland so  Sorry but i REALLY disagree.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 19:55 | 5649612 MontgomeryScott
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DEAR ('samcontrol', or [insert plebe legal fiction here]):

It seems that you have not been reporting 'profits', as required by U.N. International Convention; as well as the CONUS IRS.

As you probably know, such actions are not overlooked or forgotten (ever).

IF you should choose to surrender now, you will be given paper 'bonds' which guarantee that you MIGHT survive. IF NOT, there might be issues regarding the harboring of terrorists in PATAGONIA. Since you have 'unclaimed farmland', the Monsanto Act of 2009 will be taken into FULL consideration (should we find and detain you; WHICH WE WILL).

Awaiting your response.

Truly yours,

Dyler Turden

Somewhere in Utah (or Haifa, or Brussels, or Bejing, or Alexandria, VA; the capital of the MIC)

 

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 06:10 | 5650661 samcontrol
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lol the US, UN, IRS and Monsanto can all suck my balls.
The argentine versin of Irs ( DGI) , can also suck my balls.
I am French and the French government can also suck my balls.

I do pay around $1000 a year for ALL my properties.

Understand my thoughts on profit ? I like to get my balls licked.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 06:18 | 5650667 samcontrol
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Ps.

I really really hope you didn't think Patagonia was in the States.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 17:46 | 5652884 ThroxxOfVron
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"I want to live in Los Angeles

Not the one in Los Angeles

No, not the one in South California

They got one in South Patagonia"

-Frank Black

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:30 | 5649387 Eternal Complainer
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Same as canada, and how!

I heard Friday on the Propaganda spew they were saying Calgary home prices declined 7% in one month

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:22 | 5649898 angel_of_joy
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Heard of a better one in Vancouver. Notices of property assesment are starting to trickle in (for tax purposes). New values are apparently 10%+ LESS than last year ones. Owners are in shock...

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 01:44 | 5650457 Tall Tom
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So will the Provincial Government who had budgeted on that future tax revenue....They will definitely be in shock as deficts begin to grow.

 

Such a shame...NOT.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 08:27 | 5650772 Ace Ventura
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Indeed. Although they could do like the local county gubbermints here in central VA do, and simply keep the property 'assessments' artificially high, in order to help secure that stream of revenue. It's a comical joke, and pretty much in our faces, but unfortunately there is a HUGE segment of the local population that AGREES with these shenanigans. Cuz you know......gotta think of schools, teachers, kids, and hero cops and stuff!

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:57 | 5649267 ISEEIT
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No shit. This is moronically magnificant.

Notice how this 'guy' talks? It's complete construct.

Fucking laughable if it didn't represent such danger in the form of the legions of useful idiot's who both lead and follow.

Round and round we go.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:15 | 5649339 Fractal Parasite
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"we'll live with $50 temporarily, to see how much new supply there will be, because this will render many new projects economically unfeasible"

Woah, schadenfreude over damage to the US economy, yet there is no black chopper over his head or turquoise friggin revolution on his streets?
Something don't add up here.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:42 | 5649192 JustObserving
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Calls Anti-Russia Conspiracy "Baloney"

As if you could ever believe what a corrupt Saudi prince says.  The first casaulty in a war is truth.

The Saudis have never missed an opportunity to talk down oil prices.  Collapsing the prices down to $10 a barrel in 1986 caused the collapse of the Soviet Union.  The Saudis and their Neocon masters in Washington are hoping to repeat that event in a full spectrum war against Russia and Putin:

A multi-spectrum war is being waged against Moscow by Washington. If there are any doubts about this, they should be put to rest. Geopolitics, science and technology, speculation, financial markets, information streams, large business conglomerates, intelligentsia, mass communication, social media, the internet, popular culture, news networks, international institutions, sanctions, audiences, public opinion, nationalism, different governmental bodies and agencies, identity politics, proxy wars, diplomacy, countervailing international alliances, major business agreements, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), human rights, prestige, military personnel, capital, and psychological tactics are all involved in this multi-spectrum war. On a daily basis this struggle can be seen playing out on the airwaves, in the war theaters in Ukraine and the Middle East, through the statements and accusations of diplomats, and in the economic sphere.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/from-energy-war-to-currency-war-americas-at...

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:49 | 5649235 max2205
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I quit believing people who wear white sheets a long time ago 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:50 | 5649250 Winston Churchill
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Because they didn't make you Gand Wizard ?

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:27 | 5649375 Karlus
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Sometimes you have to settle for Exalted Cyclops and never make Managing Director

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 20:00 | 5649661 MontgomeryScott
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What would Omar Sharif think?

Sharif, he don't like it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wem0ROvtBy8

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:23 | 5649364 Sudden Debt
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http://www.arabianmoney.net/us-stocks/2011/04/05/200-300-oil-if-unrest-s...

 

Sometimes they tell the truth.

And now look at whahappened in Europe, IS is now it’s main target. IS a enemy of the Saudi’s.

Coincidence?

And at 40 dollar oil, their lavish projects will also be hurt and create massive unemployment in luxury segments over there. Unemployment leads to unrest. 

 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:35 | 5649193 Tinky
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"This is a very much developing story."

Well, if Prince bin Tala were to fall upon hard times, he could easily replace most any CNN newsreader.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:35 | 5649195 Dr_Snooz
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"oil above $100 is artificial. It's not correct."

 

Translation: "too much competition enters the oil market when we get that greedy. Once we've starved out all the competition, we'll raise prices again, just not to $100."

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:38 | 5649200 Berspankme
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$100 is artificial, however $99 is a good price

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:43 | 5649217 disabledvet
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 "So being in bed with Russia is like garbage and baloney."

 

"Yes, my point exactly."

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:42 | 5649406 disabledvet
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Well.. I do admit Maria Bartriromo is better looking.

 

Just saying so many opportunities lost in all the Q&A.

 

Back to your regularly scheduled progamming!

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:39 | 5650057 disabledvet
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"So you're not in bed with the Russians just full of baloney?"

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 00:17 | 5650321 NaN
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Yes, dr snooz, that kind of propaganda.

The subtext is, after all, with sufficient demand, of course higher prices are possible. Next time prices rise there will slower growth in shale oil because investors will be wary and SA will get more area under the curve.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:37 | 5649205 ArtOfLife
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But Shiff told us oil was going to $200 a barrel thanks to QE. :(

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTF_jKfMQ6A 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:42 | 5649212 El Vaquero
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Volatility is what I expect.  As the gap between what consumers can afford and what producers must pay to stay in business widens, it should start bouncing back and forth until something breaks. 

 

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/graph/?g=WLX

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:44 | 5649219 Al Huxley
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When all the fresh money printing just goes to bail out a few over-reaching .1 percenters, there's not much room for inflation, other than in ferraris, 100 foot yachts and balloon dog art.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:00 | 5649275 Tinky
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Years ago, before they were worth a small fortune, had someone offered me an example of Koons' balloon dog "art" for free, I would have turned it down with disgust.

Reminds me of a cartoon that sums it up well:

www.mtanga.com/balloon3.jpg

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 21:40 | 5649929 shovelhead
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I must be running with the wrong crowd.

We give that shit to kids for free.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 10:30 | 5651022 813kml
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Word to the wise, balloon dog art is highly susceptible to deflation.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:46 | 5649230 kchrisc
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Keep listening. You will soon hear the fat-lady start her aria.

The banksters need to repay us.

 

Schiff is correct, but he, like others informed by the Austrian school, including myself, cannot predict timing, only effect. Keep listening for that aria.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:27 | 5649368 Handful of Dust
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Exactly. Gubmints still spending billions they do not have and run deeper and deeper deficits. At some point this plunges us into inflation. It's inevitable at this point with no sign of curbing the flood of money. Timing it is difficult but those who hold HA's [such as PMs] will do ok but everyone will suffer to some extent with super-inflation when it hits. Fiat will contiue to drop in purchasing power and hard assets will skyrocket.

Remember the lady in "When Money Dies" who I think sold her piano so she could feed her family?  She had a pile of cash but the paper was almost worthless.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:39 | 5649210 wmbz
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Filled up my old Dodge truck this morning, regular unleaded $1.82. Also filled up my old Mercedes Diesel at $2.35 a few days ago.

Bring on $20.00 a barrel!

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:55 | 5649260 db51
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We're getting an ass ripping on diesel fuel.  Road Fuel here in Illinois is still $ 3.43/gallon and Off Road Farm Fuel $ 2.93.    Fucking the Nation's Truckers and Farmers up the ass with no lubricant.   Ouch.   Motherfuckers.  I'd like to bend that fucking Prince over and ram a cactus up his ass.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:07 | 5649296 El Vaquero
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Sideways.  The chollas we have out here can get rather large and they are nasty.  I would recommend one of those.  Just in case you don't want to go big, the prickley pear cactuses have a lot of very long and tough spines and they also have these tiny hair-fine spines that hurt like hell and are a bitch to get out. 

 

Or you could just make him play gerbel games with a porcupine. 

 

You might want to save some for some of your local politicians too.  I'm betting that there is a large tax on that diesel.  It's ~2.40/gal here, and gas  is ~$1.65.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:22 | 5649361 I Drink Your Mi...
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A handfull of ocotillo stems would be a nice alternative as well.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 05:27 | 5650643 U-P-G-R-A-Y-E-D-D
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I'm pretty sure he's already getting fucked by a "Sabra".  

look it up.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:06 | 5649297 kaiserhoff
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$1.85 along the New River Valley.

Time to fire up The General Lee;)

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:44 | 5649412 disabledvet
disabledvet's picture

Hahahaha. Illinois. Like anyone cares right now.

 

"Yeah! Its all Saudi Arabia's fault!"

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 22:41 | 5650065 disabledvet
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Illinois used to produce lots of oil.

AND IT STILL CAN!

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 05:22 | 5650642 MrButtoMcFarty
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IL is the shithole of the Midwest.

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 08:17 | 5650760 Refuse-Resist
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IL is a Communist Peoples Republik dominated by blacks and dual citizens of Chicongo.  The white folks in the hinterlands are their useful idiots.

 

I could never live there. Firearm owner ID card? WTAF?

 

(to be fair, a number of coastal states and upper midwest states resemble Illinois with lots of clueless whites caught up in the hive mentality --TV, smartphones, social media, propaganda, political correctness, et al.)

 

 

Mon, 01/12/2015 - 09:37 | 5650892 lakecity55
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IL is full communist.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 23:48 | 5650254 Blano
Blano's picture

Gassed up at 1.69 just north of Fort Worth a few days ago.

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:43 | 5649216 Al Huxley
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Wow, that sounded like bullshit on every possible level. 

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 18:27 | 5649374 Skateboarder
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USA Today...

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 17:43 | 5649218 kchrisc
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Translation: "When we throw in the towel, or Russia caves, we'll go to $200 oil, not $100 oil, to recoup 'lost' profits, and sure we're in on the scam against Russia, but you didn't here that here. "

The banksters need to repay us.

 

"I never lie, I only obfuscate the truth."

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 20:11 | 5649695 mvsjcl
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They do that with gold (repay), at a level that's never seen (unreported, darkest pool).

Sun, 01/11/2015 - 20:36 | 5649776 kchrisc
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They need to repay us, the American people, what they have stolen and plundered form us.

We will only take physical: Gold, silver and/or heads.

The banksters need to repay us.

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