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S&P/TSX Capped Energy Index (SPTTEN)

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dried right up again suddenly... touch of exuberance on higher oil but ultimately no liquid left
pain for the short
pain inflicted
this may be lifetime maxed out.. stay sharp
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energy is absolutely disgusting these last few months, yoyo action. media driven forsure!
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no legit reason why energy stocks took a bath today, oil remained above 91 must be hedge funds dumping shares....
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why is it down today?
Yah kis tarh se work krta hai
sales of laptops,phones,musical instrument are all in stuck
good stuff today
covid will be history in the near futurehow about corporates debt Bomb?
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Sinking Ship....
I doubt that
This week might remove some of that water from the boat but were headed for a tsunami for sure
Oil will go upto 50 in next few days
There is some disconnect that doesn't make much sense - June oil is down 40% today and the energy index is down half as much as the tsx, dow, nasdaq, s&p. I see reasons for it not collapsing, but it should be down at least as much (especially in a day like today) as the broader market.
I noticed that and think the same as you. This happened in 2008 in banking. Mortgage numbers were dire but prices were sustained for months. Its due to a few idiot investors who think theyre buying at great prices artifically holding up the prices. Wait till the earnings start to come in and the market sees how badly the companies are performing then the prices will fall theough the floor. Canadian oil is dying now -80% of these listed companies will go under in the next 2 years. Hold on the destruction is coming very soon. RIP canadian oil and its companies.
June and july contracts will be down because no one can take delivery of those contracts. The companies are not exposed to the front month contract as much as you think and they are net sellers of these contracts to hedge themself. The problem will be when these contracts stay under 25$ for 6 month or more. Personally i think we see 40-50$ in a few months and stimulus to keep alot of these compnaies afloat to weather the storm. I dont know anything other then the probabilities i stick to. One missile out of IRAN and you get 40$/b the nrxt day.
most companies are still turning profits, just less than before
lol this just refuses to crash. Does it not know the price of oil?
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