the price waterhouse review, page-132

Jap, sorry you feel that way - and I know it's a question of 'aligning with certain posters' and my stance on disliking people who post with a view to not being entirely truthful on their buy and sell regimes, and also at times some may not understand my sarcasm.

Snacks and I had a run in ages ago over posting methods, but cleared the air, became more open, and can now 'have fun' on the threads.

I'd rather think I was fun than wise!!

To answer your question seriously though.
Jack had asked a hypothetical question of teefer - as most people have enormous respect for teefers thoughts.
No use me, or anyone else answering it - he wanted to know teefers thoughts.

I was merely suggesting that maybe teefer could answer it using only information that was freely available to the market, therefore not compromising himself.
Nothing more, nothing less.

It's all part of the 'helping people to learn' and teefer has said many times that he doesn't post to make money, there is a lot more to it than that - and helping others with a genuine desire to learn is one of those things.

I like Jack64's style - therefore thought maybe it could be addressed in a hypothetical way using market available info and teefers thoughts on the future of the oil price.

Personally, I am hoping oil doesn't blow out too far too quickly, as I see massive inflation being a far worse problem than shareholders of oil stocks reaping any rewards - but that is only MY view. Not what Jack64 wanted.
(Can't find his post now - may have been removed - or I'm still half asleep)

Some of my friends in the oil industry are suggesting the POO will be around $300 per barrel in 2 years time....and of course that has to be taken as a guesstimate...

For what it's worth Jap - I like your style - and I'm saddened by your last posts. All I want to achieve is a decent level of honesty from posters - and I think we're getting VERY close to that.

I admire the researchers like 123 and Tim, and more recently Dhuy - even if they don't say what we want to hear all the time.