PVD - Trả lại giá trị cho em.

Mình đang thức và xoa chim nè :3

Mai dòng P cứu thị trường ròi, khà khà

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tưởng đang xoa....L

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Xu hướng uptrend của P là ko thể đảo ngược.

Cứ P mà mút nhé.

Đến con lợn chúa Dâm dê 2 hôm nay còn lặn mất tăm là biết rùi.

Mà chắc thằng Dâm nó ở mịa trên tàu ròi (chim để mua rẻ ko đựơc phải lên sớm vì sợ nó phi mất).

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Hết ca tôi nhé
Các bác canh tiếp ca sau
Tôi đi ngủ đây
G9

Oil phi kinh quá, mai lại đua rồi. Khổ bác nào cắt hôm nay

Oil phi xanh mát thế này, Chim ..thất nghiệp/chuyển giới hết

The 2 Winners, 1 Big Loser After OPEC's Oil Cut Extension Deal
By Investing.comCommodities10 hours ago (Dec 05, 2017 03:37AM ET)
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oil output cuts for a further nine months until the end of 2018, as was widely expected.

"It’s been a good long day… in fact, it’s been a great day,” Saudi oil minister Khalid Al-Falih said at a press conference, which took place after the meeting on November 30. “I’m pleased to announce the decision has been unanimous.”

However, the world's largest oil producers also signaled a possible early exit from the deal should the market overheat and prices rise high enough that OPEC's main rivals, U.S. shale producers, start ramping up production. The deal to cut oil output by 1.8 million barrels a day (bpd) was initially adopted during November 2016 by OPEC, Russia and nine other global producers in an effort to rebalance market supply and demand. The agreement was due to end in March 2018, having already been extended once, in May 2017.

Here are the two biggest winners from last week's meeting, and the major producer that winds up at what looks like the losing end of the deal.

Winner #1: U.S. Shale Producers
The biggest winner from the OPEC-led production cuts has been U.S. shale producers, including Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM), Marathon Oil (NYSE:MRO) and Chesapeake Energy (NYSE:CHK). Most importantly, they have benefited from higher oil prices, with West Texas Intermediate oil futures returning to around $60 per barrel from lows of $27 hit in January 2016.



added two oil rigs in the week of December 1, bringing the total count up to 749, the highest since September, General Electric (NYSE:GE)'s Baker Hughes energy services firm said in its closely followed weekly rig count report. Rystad Energy, a U.S.-based oil consulting services firm, recently predicted that U.S. output will hit 9.9 million bpd by the end of 2017, bringing U.S. output close to levels of top producers Russia and Saudi Arabia.



said on Friday:

"U.S. crude oil exports to China could easily double next year as U.S. production and export capacity expands ... (and) OPEC countries will see their market shares in Asia decline further."



mixed signals about whether it will back the move to extend current production cuts. Complaints from Russia's oil minister, Alexander Novak, as well as from executives at that country's top oil companies have been growing louder in recent months because higher crude prices have helped the U.S. shale industry ramp up production and nibble away at global market share, so the fact that last week's agreement also included a review of the production limits at the next OPEC meeting in June proved to be a big win for them.

A senior Gazprom Neft (OTC:GZPFY) executive said early last month that the company was ‘holding its nose’ to the output-cut deal because it had made the firm lower its production growth targets. Other Russian oil companies voiced the same concerns leading up to the meeting, arguing that their production restrictions were hurting their bottom line.

The extended production cuts would also postpone significant Russian production capacity increases even further, especially for the influential Rosneft (OTC:OJSCY).



exit the cuts, in order to avoid a scenario in which energy markets flip into a deficit too soon, prices rally too fast and rival U.S. shale firms boost output even further.

The chief executive of Russia's top private producer Lukoil (OTC:LUKOY) said in the aftermath of the OPEC meeting that he would like to see the price of oil stable at current levels, trading in the $60-65 per barrel range.While Novak stated that all Russian oil companies were on board with the latest production limits, Russia’s oil barons could renege on the agreement at the first sign of an overheated market.

In response to those worries, Saudi Arabia's Al-Falih said the group will be “agile” and “on its toes,” ready to respond if market conditions change significantly, a nod to Russian officials who had expressed concern that extending the output cuts might encourage the U.S. shale sector to pump more crude.

At the end of the day, Moscow sees more advantages in lower oil prices, so adding an option to review the deal in June was a big win for Russia's oil companies, who are already having second thoughts about the nine-month extension.

The Loser: Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia has been the main driver behind the ongoing push to rebalance the market and support prices, with Riyadh scaling back output levels much more when compared to the rest of the countries participating in the output-cut deal.



some of their influence wane within the group, a cause for concern among officials in Riyadh. Indeed, Russia seems to have replaced Saudi Arabia as the market swinger, along with U.S. shale.One OPEC source that requested anonymity, said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is “calling all the shots” in energy markets.

So far, the interests of the Saudis and Russia seem to be aligned, but that could change sooner than markets expect. If the production deal will be successful in removing 1.8 million bpd of supply from the market until the end of next year, there’s no doubt that global inventories will move back into balance and potentially even overshoot and push things too far.

WTI prices could bounce above $60 and even reach the $70-level, which would spark an even stronger drilling response from U.S. shale, further undermining the Saudi's objective.

P sẽ là con sóng dài và mạnh nhất 2018, các bác cứ chờ xem, PVD trong năm sau sẽ ko dưới 40 đâu, mình từng lướt lát con này nhưng mà trong giai đoạn uptrend ko nên lướt nữa, dễ mất hàng lắm

Ả Rập Saudi và Các Tiểu vương quốc Ả Rập Thống nhất (UAE) so găng với Cộng Hoà hồi giáo I-ran trong cuộc đua giành quyền ảnh hưởng tại Trung Đông khắp các quốc gia Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen...
Chiến sự leo thang, đạn đã lên nòng khi Ả Rập Saudi và I-ran hỗ trợ cả tên lửa đạn đạo cho các lực lương thân hữu đấu nhau.
Phiến quân Houthi phóng tên lửa đạn đạo nhắm vào sân bay Riyadh của Saudi.....Thái tử Ả Rập Saudi Mohammed bin Salman cho biết việc Iran hỗ trợ nhóm Houthi là hành động "gây chiến trực tiếp" và có thể dẫn tới chiến tranh.​

Dâm nó bị khóa nick rồi bác

nó còn 4 nick nữa, gõ phím khỏi cần ăn cơm cũng no.....

Dòng P mới bắt đầu khởi động thôi. Năm 2018 là năm của Pvd. Trong quá trình uptrend phải điều chỉnh 1 chút chứ. Bà con cứ yên tâm nắm chặt hàng