OIL – 20$ – Can it happen, how to short oil

[newbiz]

Crude is at 87$ today and the futures for crude are trading at 87$ as far as feb 2009.

Here is my theory, US economy/consumption slows down, US needs for energy and oil will drop, so withh the need for so called emergim markets india and china. US slows down, chian has to slow down, production cuts and lesser demand for oil.

bottom line demand for oil drops, Price has to drop, I am guessing that we will see oil has to fall back to very close to where it alwasy used to be – 20$ or 30$

What do you guys think? Can this happen?
Assuming that this is can happen, do any of you guys know how to and where to short oil?, Where can I trade put options on crude, or is there a better way to short oil

Thanks

[sogon]

One indirect way to profit from the price of oil is to trade currencies which have their value roughly based on the price of oil. Norway’s entire economy is oil driven, so its booming now with the price of oil, and will most likely fall into recession if the oil price hits the target you are predicting.

Another indirect way is to buy stocks for companies which benefit from a fall in oil prices, fertilizer and other agro products are likely to benefit from cheaper oil. I’m sure there are others, but it is actually quite a bit ‘safer’ than raw bets against the oil price.

[sogon]

One indirect way to profit from the price of oil is to trade currencies which have their value roughly based on the price of oil. Norway’s entire economy is oil driven, so its booming now with the price of oil, and will most likely fall into recession if the oil price hits the target you are predicting.

Another indirect way is to buy stocks for companies which benefit from a fall in oil prices, fertilizer and other agro products are likely to benefit from cheaper oil. I’m sure there are others, but it is actually quite a bit ‘safer’ than raw bets against the oil price.

[sogon]

One indirect way to profit from the price of oil is to trade currencies which have their value roughly based on the price of oil. Norway’s entire economy is oil driven, so its booming now with the price of oil, and will most likely fall into recession if the oil price hits the target you are predicting.

Another indirect way is to buy stocks for companies which benefit from a fall in oil prices, fertilizer and other agro products are likely to benefit from cheaper oil. I’m sure there are others, but it is actually quite a bit ‘safer’ than raw bets against the oil price.

[sogon]

One indirect way to profit from the price of oil is to trade currencies which have their value roughly based on the price of oil. Norway’s entire economy is oil driven, so its booming now with the price of oil, and will most likely fall into recession if the oil price hits the target you are predicting.

Another indirect way is to buy stocks for companies which benefit from a fall in oil prices, fertilizer and other agro products are likely to benefit from cheaper oil. I’m sure there are others, but it is actually quite a bit ‘safer’ than raw bets against the oil price.

[sogon]

One indirect way to profit from the price of oil is to trade currencies which have their value roughly based on the price of oil. Norway’s entire economy is oil driven, so its booming now with the price of oil, and will most likely fall into recession if the oil price hits the target you are predicting.

Another indirect way is to buy stocks for companies which benefit from a fall in oil prices, fertilizer and other agro products are likely to benefit from cheaper oil. I’m sure there are others, but it is actually quite a bit ‘safer’ than raw bets against the oil price.

[Anonymous]

Personally, I think you’re dreaming.
But, if you want to trade your conviction without entering the futures market, the most direct way to trade oil is the tracking stock USO. The stock closely reflects the price of crude and some finished products. And, yes, there are options available for that stock.

[Anonymous]

Personally, I think you’re dreaming.
But, if you want to trade your conviction without entering the futures market, the most direct way to trade oil is the tracking stock USO. The stock closely reflects the price of crude and some finished products. And, yes, there are options available for that stock.

[Anonymous]

Personally, I think you’re dreaming.
But, if you want to trade your conviction without entering the futures market, the most direct way to trade oil is the tracking stock USO. The stock closely reflects the price of crude and some finished products. And, yes, there are options available for that stock.

[Anonymous]

Personally, I think you’re dreaming.
But, if you want to trade your conviction without entering the futures market, the most direct way to trade oil is the tracking stock USO. The stock closely reflects the price of crude and some finished products. And, yes, there are options available for that stock.

[Anonymous]

Personally, I think you’re dreaming.
But, if you want to trade your conviction without entering the futures market, the most direct way to trade oil is the tracking stock USO. The stock closely reflects the price of crude and some finished products. And, yes, there are options available for that stock.

[kewp]

There are ProShares Ultra-Short Oil&Gas sector…

http://www.proshares.com/funds/dug.html

I would think that would track the price of oil fairly well.

(and I also think you are dreaming!)

[kewp]

There are ProShares Ultra-Short Oil&Gas sector…

http://www.proshares.com/funds/dug.html

I would think that would track the price of oil fairly well.

(and I also think you are dreaming!)

[kewp]

There are ProShares Ultra-Short Oil&Gas sector…

http://www.proshares.com/funds/dug.html

I would think that would track the price of oil fairly well.

(and I also think you are dreaming!)

[kewp]

There are ProShares Ultra-Short Oil&Gas sector…

http://www.proshares.com/funds/dug.html

I would think that would track the price of oil fairly well.

(and I also think you are dreaming!)

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