Think you need to look at the fundamentals and break them right...

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    Think you need to look at the fundamentals and break them right down to see where oil is heading. Sorry 9L i do like your charts but i am a true believer that a chart will go where the fundamentals send it LOL.
    Firstly lets look at world reserves

    World Proved1 Reserves of Oil and Natural Gas, Most Recent Estimates January 1, 2007

    Please see http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/international/reserves.html

    Region (Billion Barrels)

    North America .213.319
    Central & South America .102.798
    Europe .15.800
    Eurasia .98.886
    Middle East .739.205
    Africa .114.073
    Asia & Oceania .33.366
    World Total .1,317.447

    Top World Oil Producers 2006
    (millions of barrels per day)
    Please see
    http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0922041.html

    Producers1 Total oil production
    1. Saudi Arabia .10.72
    2. Russia .9.67
    3. United States .8.37
    4. Iran .4.12
    5. Mexico .3.71
    6. China .3.84
    7. Canada .3.23
    8. United Arab Emirates .2.94
    9. Venezuela .2.81
    10. Norway .2.79
    11. Kuwait .2.67
    12. Nigeria .2.44
    13. Brazil .2.16
    14. Iraq .2.01
    Total .61.48

    Top World Oil Consumers 2006
    (millions of barrels per day)

    1. United States 20.59
    2. China 7.27
    3. Japan 5.22
    4. Russia 3.10
    5. Germany 2.63
    6. India 2.53
    7. Canada 2.22
    8. Brazil 2.12
    9. South Korea 2.12
    10. Saudi Arabia 2.07
    11. Mexico 2.03
    12. France 1.97
    13. United Kingdom 1.82
    14. Italy 1.71
    Total 51.9

    So based of just the worlds top 14 producers and Consumers lets do the sums
    World reserves= 1,317.447 trillion barrels
    Top World Oil Producers= 61.48 million barrels of oil per day
    Top World Oil Consumers= 51.9 million barrels of oil per day

    1,317.447 divided by 61.48=21428.87118
    divided that by 365=58.7092361
    So looking at the world top oil producers the world has about 58 years supply at these levels
    1,317.447 divided by 51.9=25384.33526
    divided that by 365=69.546124
    So looking at the world 14 top oil Consumers the world has about 69 years supply at these levels

    Now this is just the world top 14 Consumers. The total world consumption of oil currently is 82.59 million barrels per day so by using the same maths and based of current world reserves we have 43.7031582 years worth of oil left at current Consumption rates.

    Scary stuff when you do the maths. Also remember we haven't taken into account Chinas and India's growth rate on there economies and how supply and demand will be effected as there economies grow.

    Cheers



 
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