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>>18172186
Very tricky. I tend to think there would have to be a war in the middle east, big serious war not militias shooting mortars at each other, to get it back to that territory. Producers all over the world are pumping enough to fill all storage capacity and then they're pretty much going to sit on it until demand comes back. If nothing changes with oil but Corona chan takes a nap long enough for travel restrictions to lift and people go back to work, maybe $40 something on the high end. That + a new alliance of some kind to cut production, a little higher. And war = highest potential number.

If you're trading oil right now I think high 20s low 30s is a more realistic profit target.

>>16676160
I have grip strength squeezers, a series of pillows to punch, and I do archery as a hobby/exercise. Shooting a relatively high poundage bow about a hundred times in 30 minutes works wonders for stress relief. Good for the back muscles too. Going to gun range would also probably work but it's not as much exercise and it's more expensive. And also I hate indoor ranges. Too loud.

>>14260677

No you really don't. Really. If you want pretty volatility was reasonably good chance of a profit take able spike up in future, go with one of the multi-state operator US based dudes weed. Cresco Labs, Curaleaf, Acreage Holdings, maybe CWEB (for CBD play).

Penny stocks aren't just shit because the companies are smol and vulnerable. These stocks also trade on low volume, meaning poor liquidity, meaning you can't necessarily get out pronto on an acceptable price if the spread isn't favorable for it at the time. This is death to short term trading. Also, with a penny stock, it can sometimes take less than $500k to move the direction of the share price significantly. Meaning you can get dunked on whenever a single trader with some capital to throw around feels like it.