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Is WTI the best oil stock for short term holding ?
My banbet was for WTI stock to hit 2.97 and it hit 2.9701 what the actual fuck
Bessent is suppressing the WTI market with his shorting 😤
Brent leaving WTI for dead. The market is thirsty for that middle eastern shit
Some of you need to realize as of today, WTI crude oil is now trading for May 2026. A small incident today isn't going to cause the oil price to go to $150 a month and a half from now. I know some of your minds are made up. I know you don't care. But I'm going to keep writing it anyway. If you wanted to buy oil stocks or futures, the time was 2 weeks ago, not now.
Cmon WTI, go into the positive … atleast 105 today… right?
WTI really edging that $100 barrier
WTI ⚔️⚔️⚔️ make mi richer
WTI futures contracts are now for oil in May 2026. Why are you trying to buy contracts for oil a month and a half from now at $100 a barrel?
Honestly the market is already pricing it in. WTI is basically sitting around $99 now and earlier even touched around $102.40, which is the highest level since 2022 according to Trading Economics. So yeah this isn’t really hypothetical anymore. If the Strait of Hormuz situation keeps looking messy, oil ripping higher shouldn’t surprise anyone. The supply risk alone is enough for traders to keep bidding it up.
WTI is fighting for it's life to hold below 100
Bessent trying his best to keep WTI under 100
WTI at 97 is *bullish* guys buy calls at open Full port calls
prob was up when they posted, WTI crude opened i think above $100
no one is convincing Iran to stop, but we'll get headlines claiming that every day like clockwork. WTI will have strong support at 100 by friday
The government is try to keep WTI below 100$ but I don't think it can go below 90$. They're just buying time to find a way to TACO. They probably is gonna asking China for help in the next meeting later this month or early next month. Russian and China is supporting Iran right now so without their support then Iran is fucked. So the only one who can help TACO with TACOing is Russian and China. TACO better brings some knees pads on USA and China upcoming meetings lol
WTI and Brent futures more than 1% green with Brent over 100 and WTI at 98 and mfs here are celebrating their calls I feel like I probably didn’t need this hedge
WTI Oil back to $100.. indexes barely moving.. nothing burger guys...
Where you watching? https://www.investing.com/commodities/crude-oil This has WTI under 100 (for now)
WTI got rejected at $100, next stop $50
WTI creeping up as expected, reserves being released are like drops in the ocean
WTI only up 1 point why are people freaking out
WTI to $150 let’s gooo!! Yolo 420.69!
What do you consider "normalcy"? WTI has been over $75/barrel plenty of times in the past 20 years. If you were to factor inflation, the timeline would go much further back. While I'd agree the short term shocks of oil spikes are not great, we just saw this play out less than 4 years ago with the Ukraine/Russia conflict.
Oil opens at? WTI 105 droodlars?
If the US bans oil and products exports WTI goes below $40. Good luck
any predictions for what WTI and Brent crude oil will open at?
If the US bans exports of crude oil and products, as I expect it to, then US oil production would be shut-in. WTI oil prices would fall below $40. The Jones Act (which bans direct shipping between US ports) was previously a reason that the US would not ban exports, as prices of gasoline and diesel would increase on the East Coast and West Coast, but now the temporary cancellation of the Jones Act makes an export ban seem likely.
Oil is extremely inelastic, so production cuts in the Middle East and reserve replenishment will keep it higher for many months. Even as spot prices have fallen in recent days, November / December and later future have continued to rise. December WTI is $75 per barrel, up from $58 pre war. So no, it’s unlikely we will see a quick return to normalcy.
Absolutely, there's nothing wrong with that. If I turn out to be wrong, please come back and laugh at me if WTI stays below 70 next quarter. I'll take the L graciously.
I have 3000 shares of the oil stock WTI average cost 3$ hoping it goes to $4, when people comment about WTI and it hitting $90-$100 I get this sudden excitement then realize they mean futures 😢
The USO AH movement Friday night very roughly equates to WTI @ about $96 If they’re serious about Treasury shorting tonight, we could see a big downside move on oil.
Im selling WTI at open. Will buy in later in the week, sure it will hit 85 again before going 150
So what are we opening at WTI?
america being energy independent doesn't mean prices stay low domestically. oil is priced globally so if hormuz closes and supply gets squeezed, WTI goes up too even though the oil is coming from texas. american producers benefit because their production costs stay the same but they sell at the higher global price. the ones with the most upside are the producers with low breakeven costs like PXD and EOG. pipelines and midstream like ET and EPD are safer plays since they get paid regardless of price. i'd be careful going too heavy though because the moment there's a ceasefire or diplomatic progress oil drops fast and you're holding the bag
Tbh, if you're looking for the worst case scenario to occur (which was hard for me to imagine initially), my guess on WTI crude's absolute maxout is $150. From there, it'll fall because I just don't see higher oil prices being easily tolerated.
I got 3000 shares of WTI average cost $3, high risk off shore company but if oil stays high like this long enough may hit $5-$7
Gonna Print. Keep an eye on the 12/24 month WTI Futures, they are gonna lead the way. Even if the government is going to manipulate the short term futures down, long term are going to go up and therefore US oil stocks also. "The United States is the largest Oil Producer in the World, by far, so when oil prices go up, we make a lot of money."
But WTI is in backwardation and USO is front month whereas UCO is holding contracts out to 2027. Check the holdings of each. USO is the better play for options.
You seem to be confusing Iranian oil with Gulf oil. The majority of Iranian oil goes to China. The majority of oil from Saudi Arabi, UAE, Iraq and Kuwait, which can't be shipped, does not. Scarcity of oil, and increased competition for it absolutely harms the U.S. That is exactly why you are seeing WTI go up (not just Brent), and increased gas prices in the U.S. Increased fuel prices affect the entire supply chain. Not to mention, increased fuel prices affect Asian companies (TSMC) that make components for the AI companies that are currently the bedrock of the U.S. economy.
You are right about the Oil thesis and the actual price difference between paper and physical crude is already 40$. But you're forgetting that you're against a scam system here, where the US gov is about to interfere in the oil futures market in order to keep the WTI paper prices low
You’re correct but $300 M on WTI. I agree for ants - but when it plummets on a huge volume uptick there is often a news trigger - hence my question
The US doesn't get much oil from the strait, if it really is open to everyone else the benchmark (Brent/WTI) should come down sharply, I guess we'll see if shipowners and insurers believe them.
He could float the idea of an export ban which if implemented would absolutely plummet the price of WTI. The geopolitical fallout would be insane, but I wouldn't put it past ol' donny at this point..
prediction markets are betting WTI will be over $106/barrel by Friday.. I think you'll be happy after Monday.
I’ve heard about this, but there are some safe names that can’t be manipulated by the inevitable shorting or geopolitical decision making that affects WTI or Brent right? Something like PBR or other ADR oil tickers?
Possible routes are short positions in WTI front month futures, or mass amounts of deep OTM puts forcing market makers to sell futures to hedge exposure. Crude on delivery is usually priced based on average Brent or futures, not a locked price as of order.
Prediction markets have WTI @ 106 by Friday..... SPY 650 incoming.
Why else would we be seeing sharp red dildos in crude oil... Shorting WTI crude takes a ridiculous amount of capital.
Hopefully my WTI stock will see a nice upswing on Monday
Murban Crude, which is the benchmark for oil coming from Abu Dhabi, is at $114.61/barrel right now. It was $74.24 Feb 1. DME Oman is at $137.65. It was $68 on Feb 2. Dubai is at $123.06. It was $65 then. The futures for all 3 are at $150 for May & beyond. People talk about Brent Crude ($103.14) & WTI Crude ($98.71), but the buyers for those 3 oils (China, India, & Japan, heavily) are going to shift where possible, which means they're going to push up the other indexes more than they would've increased on their own. That means fuel prices are going to get very, very ugly. And that means everything that requires physical transportation is going to get very, very ugly. All this to distract from Trump having his penis bitten by a 13-yr-old & then punching her.
I'm not following why they would do this though besides to potentially profit from it? I don't see how it would alleviate the global supply shortage. If they do this, wouldn't WTI just drop and exacerbate/push up Brent even more?
It's actually split up into many different markets. /CL is the nymex WTI contract.
W & T offshore Inc $WTI currently owned 10,000 shares at 3$ cost, it will either get me rich or I die trying
could be considered a generational opportunity. unavoidable move that will continue in Oil. my brain is saying its a trap. my wendys paycheck is saying its an elevator to finally treat myself to some of the finer things in life. like a pair of socks and shoes! and real bread! no more flour paste for me, no sir! eatin them sandies with my pinky up like damn i see you! W&T because they drill oil and the ticker is WTI. i also dabble in sndk options but i dont care enough to be knowledgeable. i watch volume for entry
Meta laying off 20% of their workforce *due to AI* **costs** is bullish guys WTI above 98 is bullish too Buy calls guys come one
Get ready for $115 WTI next week
They can rug WTI crude by shorting it, then export controlling oil. (Note they already did this for like 50 years pre 2015). Also note before one of you regards whines that we can't refine our own crude, crude for crude swaps were carved out already the last time they did this. The legal infrastructure is not just possible, it exists already.
You might want to look at their hedges and what the upside limits are with WTI blowing out
WTI up UCO flat is the secret orgy signal. The password is *Lehman Party.*
I got downvoted for saying WTI will go to $5, I'm talking about the stock ticker WTI it's a company lol
WTI stopping right before 100$. Prbably manipulation :)
WTI almost to 100. Go little guy, go.
Bulls, question: When WTI passes $100 *after* we’ve already released strategic oil reserves and eased Russian sanctions, what is the bull thesis?
WTI is a interesting oil play at $3 if you are retarded like me
WTI crude daily 3x leverage
WTI almost $100 a barrel, stagflation here we come
Puts on WTI, long/calls BNO, higher weight on BNO.
Lol WTI surging to >97 and bulls are like “it’s about to v”
Serious talk though what are the rules on what happens if oil futures shorts literally can't deliver barrels at the end of the month? Do they get hit with fees and a deadline, or do they literally have to buy from the lowest bidder and rotate through people who bought futures until oil changes hands enough times, potentially even going into debt? Like does anyone understand the counterparty risk on WTI cushing and Brent crude?
WTI going to $5 by end of month
WTI above 95 is bullish guys Guys seriously
Bulls has anyone pointed out that oil has barely dropped, the Russian oil is going to people that were already buying Russian oil, and WTI at 95 is quite bad?
i think ill buy more WTI barrels, not sure if FedEx will ship it tho 🤔
Volume for WTI crude futures cut in half the past 2 days. I think it might be time to bail soon
I mean sure if this is a multi decade war. I believe this is a few weeks of peak disruption and oil starting to resume production / export (not all at once but the worst of it will be gone). But Covid wasn't temporary? It took several years to get back to normal and the slow down was far more severe. If this lasts a lot longer than I believe and WTI can sustainably hold above $120 for example then yes you would be right.
For EONR you need to look at WTI
I should not have sold WTI when it hit 3$
Eonr isn't done yet 2 to 4$. But if your wanting another $WTI - w&t offshore (WTI OIL) $GASS - stealth gas (LNG) both primed, WTI has lots of hype and GASS is debt free and has over 30 tankers in the mediterranean away from the war.
Im so stupid. Bought WTI crude leveraged only to sell it with a meagre €200 profit bc it dipped close to my buy in price. Then it went up again yet decided to not buy in anymore. But then it went up a lot so I bought in anyway and then it went down again. Now it’s going up so I’m good but this whole fiasco made me miss out on maybe a €1000 if not more. I should’ve just held on. Wtf man. I’m no trader
2000 shares of W&T Offshore, as well as a whole mess of $3 and $4 calls. whats the DD? the ticker is WTI and its an oil company out of the gulf. retail investors will try to find the crude oil ticker, and see this WTI and then be like well it does drill oil so let's do it! how do I know? ill let you decide. also 10 SNDK 3/13 $580p and 5 SPX 3/13 $6475p rest is on sidelines for now.
I think they will just target 3-4%. It will piss off people who aren't winning in this economy but not enough to change the playbook. Although if the conflict gets truly a lot worse and say they can't get WTI under $120, maybe even this dovish Fed will be forced to do something.
Brent got an WTI from one of the other ones years ago all I know
EONR oil stock jumped 50% n one day PROP WTI REI hopefully soon as well