@oilgastourist Apparently Brazilian bankers like it more, but yes, their real name suited them much better. And unlike most Nigerian scams, they actually do make some money.. well, once the hedges roll of ;-)
@Kacper_PK_CH While everyone's consumption basket is different and varies during the course of their life, so are their taxes.. finding a defensible mean would be problematic. That said, as inflation measures rate of change and taxation creeps up slowly, don't expect much.
@calvinfroedge In Baltics, there have been many Ukrainian drone hits.. yet none talks about triggering Article 5 AGAINST Ukraine.. so I doubt very much they're going to push for it, this is just noise
@NelkMarge@PeeterKo Kuidas sa sellise järelduseni jõudsid? Jutt käis ju intensiivsemast põletamisest, ehk suurema leegiga. Kui läbipõlemisest taastumiseks kulub see täiendav 8h siis peaks ju vaba nädalavahetusega nagunii taastuma või mis?! :)
@chooiseng @Big_Orrin So whilst we destroy demand by learning to make do with less, it doesn't exert enough upward pressure on product prices to manifest positive crack spreads, causing a doom loop until limit up.
@chooiseng @Big_Orrin I think the worst math is equating summed production losses to equal demand destruction. Some of the demand is temporal. If I worked from home yesterday because gas was expensive, I'm not going to drive there twice tomorrow if the price drops.
We are seeing at @loadshift rapidly rising fuel levies. This carrier is imposing a 29% fuel levy on all freight movements.
That's heavy haulage trucking freight costs up 29% which affects the pricing and availability of everything.
@AllVentured@Patrick23709879 If you look at their existing hedges, upside remains capped around $75 until 2027. Unless they can increase production by a meaningful amount to have something to sell outside of their hedges.
@Stevenbradleyb@Peter_Atwater I suggest you look at history for the how. Take your Medicare program and drug prices for example... couldn't have turned out better for pharma, could it? :)
@deepvalueco You're right, over a long enough time human ingenuity should win out. But if you also look at all the companies that have done worse during the same period, perhaps the base commodity is a better bet? I don't know, but do find out ;-)