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GM all, big nooob newby here. Found yesterdays chat both entertaining and educational. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and analysis. I really hope this slides downward now.
hi newby .. simply put there's no such thing as 'rollover' .. it's a misnomer .. each contract starts and expires all on its own .. however for sake of creating one continuous chart the gap appears on the chart .. it's completely arbitrary but traders see it > hence the need to fill it .. most continuous chart starts showing following month price when its vol exceeds the previous which was wednesday .. so on continuous chart it showed gap at 6761 which was closing aug price on tues .. hope this makes sense .. it exists only on continuous chart ..
today 66.66 - Oil production reached a record 11 million barrels per day, the EIA said. The United States has added nearly 1 million bpd in production since November.
Unthinkable show of power by bulls. Asia, Pit close nothing could break 6760 and hold. Lets see if EU can take it under it. I closed my longs a bit early.
I believe that the Markets are forward looking and know that the crude oil markets have already peaked for this year and that August and September are the worst months of the year and that all rallies should be sold to protect and preserve capital to be wisely invested in the good months? Just thinking?
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