Judson Choate

[Judson Choate @ChoateJudson]

@woerzyfbaby How do you do that with 1 second to drop back?

[Judson Choate @ChoateJudson]

@JavierBlas I mean anyone can come up with a chart and make up numbers.

[Judson Choate @ChoateJudson]

@statue_baker Well….

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@TomKloza 1% is noise.

[Judson Choate @ChoateJudson]

@zerohedge wtf. I thought SA already said 4-6 weeks?

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@TankerTrackers

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@RepTimBurchett Make it easier to build more refineries. Maybe work with Canada (even though their government sucks) to get their oil to market cheaper and more efficiently.

[Judson Choate @ChoateJudson]

@timburchett The math stays the same. So when the oil industry and all its tools get blown up the numbers become increasingly higher. Oil and gas plus petro is a global commodity. Wanna really fuck shit up? Try land locking all of it and see how well that goes.

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@OilHeadlineNews How many times are you going to report this?

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@ianmiles Maybe I’d rather bet on people than robots or computers.

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@zerohedge They are completely out of options when the only transit left is the riskiest.

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@avionsunantiqu1 Thanks for the info.

[Judson Choate @ChoateJudson]

@ShaleTier7 Just cause you kicks some rocks walking to the office doesn’t make you a geologist.

[Judson Choate @ChoateJudson]

@grok @mcuban Pretty sure groks answer has nothing to do with climate change.

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@GuntherEagleman I remember what happened at Skynet. Of course I’m terrified.

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@LinusEkenstam Half of the US wouldn’t even work. Thank god the world economy doesn’t depend on Swedens work ethic

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@BarackObama Blah, blah, blah

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@avionsunantiqu1 @BOEReport

[Judson Choate @ChoateJudson]

@ShaleTier7 Yes. But, the problem is OBE and a lot of other E&Ps are considered a house of cards by the market. They think the supply crisis is going to be very short lived and once it’s “over” prices are back into the $60s. That narrative doesn’t scream buy. Thoughts?