/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18579707
Saudi-Russian price war + coronavirus

>>18277205
>No need to go to such lengths when simple market forces will do it.
raising oil prices is essentially the only reason Saudis do 99% of the things they do, with or without market forces

>also, you do realize the house of saud IS a market force, right?

Cramer said sell oil.
Always do the opposite of what Cramer says.

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previously on /smg/: >>17770494

Threadly reminder that oil stocks need to be on your watch list.

Picked up some oil cheapies today, hope the next week is bearish so I can load up on more. I'm calling it a day though. See you tomorrow /smg/.

>>17680396
what you mean?
canada does not have a nationalized oil company, so no huge deal (significant part of the western provinces is oil dominated tho?)

if anything, australis is a big one to worry about, hydrocarbons in general are a large portion of their economy (various industrial metals make up the other big portions, which also may be seeing some hits from low demand soon....)

>>17680401
believe what you want, I really dont care

>>17680359
>is Russia all that dependant on oil exports though?
no, although it is a nice portion (like tech or aviation industry in america, not hegimon big, but still noticeable)
>I thought gas was their thing
with some easy chemical engineering one can be turned into the other (also where one is found, the other is usually nearby, if not in the same place)

>>17680554
>USA can destabilize any sand country
destruction is easy, entropy always increasing
the hard part is surviving the fallout, politically and financially, not to mention dealing with retaliation, and a MASSIVE loss of soft power ( a "resource" that is notoriously difficult to cultivate when isolated)