Crude Oil Price: What's Next?
Commodities / Crude Oil Dec 18, 2014 - 10:57 AM GMTToday, there is no shortage of opinions about oil.
So why should you bother reading this one?
Because 99% of oil forecasts out there are based on so-called fundamentals. The same "fundamentals" that back in June, when oil cost $107 a barrel, promised even higher prices due to:
- The rising threat of Islamic State in Iraq
- Weak U.S. dollar and
- Strong U.S. job growth
Now that oil has fallen to $54, the same sources are giving you "reasons" why it should fall even more.
You can see what's happening: Too many analysts simply extrapolate yesterday's trend into tomorrow.
That's like saying that because it's sunny today, expect sun tomorrow, too. That's not forecasting.
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Sincerely,
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