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Tumbling Tuesday – Oil Falls to $42.50 as Fake Contracts Hit Inventory Wall

Posted on the 17 March 2015 by Phil's Stock World @philstockworld

Tumbling Tuesday – Oil Falls to $42.50 as Fake Contracts Hit Inventory WallOil is down 10% this week (so far).

This is being caused by FAKE!!! orders that have been placed at the NYMEX where traders pretended to demand hundreds of millions of barrels of oil in order to inflate prices during the summer.  Now they are suffering for their scam as the physical inventories have filled up and they are forced to roll (now 5% of the contract cost per month) or cancel their fake orders when there are no buyers present.  

In other words, this is EXACTLY what I told you would happen when oil was at $107 in June!  As I said at the time:

Forget peak oil, we're seeing PEAK DEMAND for oil pass us by!  Keep in mind that the non-OECD line on the chart above is just 1/4 of all demand and that is barely positive while OECD demand (66M out of 90Mbd demand) has been NEGATIVE since 2008 with the very brief exception of 2011 but, of course, that was only up 2% compated to 2010, which was flat to 2009s 5% decline.  

In other words, the demand NEVER CAME BACK but that fact is being covered up by a cartel of Billionaires who own the supply of oil as well as the media that they control (see excellent History Channel report on the subject).  As I noted yesterday, the "demand" on the NYMEX for 172M barrels of oil that is scheduled to be delivered to the US in July is completely and utterly FAKE and those contracts will almost all be cancelled by next Friday – purposely shorting our country's oil just at the start of summer driving season.

Tumbling Tuesday – Oil Falls to $42.50 as Fake Contracts Hit Inventory WallOur play at the time was shorting the /CL oil futures at $107.  At $47, those shorts were already up $60,000 per contract and, for non-futures players, I sent out an alert that morning to our Members on SCO (ultra-short oil ETF), which was down at $24.87 at the time and our option trade idea was 20 Oct $22/26 bull call spreads at $1.30 ($2,600), selling 10 of the $24 puts for $1.25 ($1,250) for net $1,350.  As you can see on the chart, we were well over target in October and that trade returned $8,000 per set – a 492% return in 4 monts – much better than the mere 50% gain in the contracts!  

That's what we love about options, we can use them both for leverage and protection at the same time and we can give ourselves fantastic returns if we are only just a little bit right.  Futures are nice too.  Had Obama listened to me and handed me the keys to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and let me sell (short) 350,000 contracts at $107, we could have dropped $22.4Bn in to treasury at $43 a barrel.  That's much better than the $3.9Bn I could have made him the year before, when I made the same offer.  

I'm not going over this stuff to brag about it (though they were amazing calls) – I'm going over it so you can see that we do understand oil trading and that perhaps you can now benefit from our LONG trade ideas on oil.  

 

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