numbercruncher
Beware of Dropbears
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numbercruncher
You need to crunch some numbers.
Annual population growth has not fallen below 75 million for the past 20 years. The rate might be declining, but the actual total numbers each year have increased recently.
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Kauri
The "correlation" is important because it supports the price of gold, not vice versa.
A meaningful disconnection of the oil:gold correlation is most likely to see gold prices decline and may well be the trigger for gold's next spell in the wilderness.
I have responded to your other points accordingly.
Kauri
You have the opportunity to show there is no meaningful correlation over the longer term.
KauriHi Red.. thanks for your replies... I am simply stating that I do not know if there is a correlation, and unfortunately oil is not one of the commodities I chart or trade. You on the other hand, I think, have/are asserting the correlation exists, I am only asking if you can back it up with a simple chart that runs preferably for more than a couple of months, preferably a couple of years or more...
Thanks in advance
Cheers
.........Kauri
Kauri
UF mischievously used indexes and not correlations to make his point - which in principle I agree with.
We can produce our own model using a VaR system , but first we'd need the variables . Of course we must be able to agree on which scenario we are rolling into , mine is the " their scared chitless about deflation and have let the dogs loose " . this has turned a demand - pull dream for the Fed , turn into a push -cost reality that will see shocks in both the supply and demand aggregates .
They will see what's known as push - cost inflation , the US will just have to add that to their stagflation .................
Production peak was May 2005 on a monthly basis, 2006 on an annual basis. Pretty close to most estimates, some of which were made decades ago.oil from nigh on $100 bb to near $86bb.... what would you need to call a short term slide????
oil is going to meet some of the prices quoted when ... next week.. next year... next decade???
calling peak oil is as ingenious as calling peak analysts... we don't make them anymore, just cheep?? alternatives...
of course the price of oil is going to increase.. exactly the same as any finite resource that is not readily replaceable... but when.. my old father once told me to back Frontiersman, he was going to win a city race... and he did... eventually.. (ahhh loved the 66/1 )..
a coorrelation between oil and any other commodity is only use full so long as it lasts.. my limited experience tells me that once it becomes obvious to the masses it usually breaks down..
how much will my favourite bottle of plonk cost next year... should I stock up now... or will it rain...
Hicupping...
..............Kauri
So_CHey i found that gold / oil chart...its 10 yrs not 15....ends in 2006
just before gold took the lead...again.
Decoupling is when they move in different directions.Red
Gold is moving away from oil to the upside....oil seems to have hit a
wall at 100$USD while Gold is setting new records every week.
If the gold oil ratio is to hold, then gold will have to stall at 950$USD
or clearly decouple...at least for the short term.
U.S. gasoline supplies hit a near-14-year high of 227.5 million barrels last week, helped by falling demand for the fuel, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said on Wednesday.
"Something dramatic is occurring with consumer driving habits," Geoff Sundstrom, a spokesman for AAA motor club, said in a telephone interview. "These numbers, if sustained over next couple of weeks, should set the stage for a reversal of price forecasts."
He said U.S. gasoline prices in the spring could fall 50 cents a gallon from Wednesday's $2.98.
If they are so worried about the oil price .
Why is there a small spread on oil contracts and a wide one on nat. gas?
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