Said on Jun 3, 2022, at 12:48 in the video.
“combine all of that with oil potentially reaching anywhere between 150 to 185 dollars a barrel”Not verifiable: target not a price. The target is a commodity price, not this fund's share price.
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Not verifiable: target not a price. The target is a commodity price, not this fund's share price.
Not verifiable: target not a price. The target is a commodity price, not this fund's share price.
Not verifiable: target not a price. The target is a commodity price, not this fund's share price.
Not verifiable: target not a price. The target is a commodity price, not this fund's share price.
Not verifiable: target not a price. The target is a commodity price, not this fund's share price.
Not verifiable: target not a price. The target is a commodity price, not this fund's share price.
personal savings rate as it relates to our disposable income has fallen to 4.4 percent and our savings have dropped to roughly 800 billion dollars now check this out consumer spending is responsible for roughly 70 of the entire gdp so the worry is that if we continue this kind of spending thanks to high demand and high inflation and we have no choice our savings could dwindle to the point where we stop spending money and if we stop spending money and we get at negative gdp in q2 that could put us in an official recession which is not what we want combine all of that with oil potentially reaching anywhere between 150 to 185 dollars a barrel and you get the market to say look i don't know what's going to happen could go up could go down no idea that's why i've personally cut back on spending and i started saving a lot and even though i'm still investing if you want to see exactly how it's all up here that's my recession-proof plan no one knows what's going to happen and yes saving cash is losing value to inflation but let's face it there's not that many other places we could park our cash that's going to give us some return unless you want to lock your money up into ibons which is an
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Andrei Jikh, relaying ExxonMobil's senior vice president: USO will rise
“ExxonMobil's senior vice president went on stage at a conference in New York and said that oil inventories are going to hit critically low levels within the next 2 to 3 weeks. And when that happens, the price of oil goes up. His estimate was $150 to $160 a barrel.”
Jun 5, 2026
Graham StephanUSOwill rise
“And with the Strait of Hormuz still not fully operational, oil prices are only expected to go even higher.”
May 18, 2026 · after 90 days
Coin Bureaua call under review
“so although oil prices could rise above $100 it's unlikely”
Oct 11, 2023
Coin Bureau, relaying another source: USO will rise
“some analysts are still predicting oil prices could reach $100 by the end of the year however their numbers and conviction have dwindled in comparison to a fortnight ago when oil prices exceeded $90”
Oct 11, 2023
Coin BureauUSOwill rise
“consumers could face higher prices at the pump and this could put further pressure on European”
Dec 14, 2022 · after 1 year
Coin BureauUSOwill rise
“this could have further upward pressure on the oil prices and further Drive Russian shipments away from G7 and EU countries”
Dec 14, 2022 · after 1 year
