Can you indicate which ETF you all invested in when you wrote a 100pct safe bet would be shorten German energy consuming corporations several months ago.Don't write nonsense if you have no clue of market.
Oil is/was dropping because
1.Russia still delivers to USA
2.USA releasing SPR to their market losing weekly millions of barrels of their reserves
3.Europe buying russian oil via india and pipeline (not nordstream)
4.Price cap
What do you think will happen when
1.No russian oil to USA anymore (you are aware US has a diesel shortage already today)
2.No more oil from SPR because the reserves are dwindling
3.No more russian oil to europe via india......
4.OPEC and Russia cutting production
From where will the west get their oil
Of course demand is moving back as price is high
Several months ago you also indicated oil and gas prices would go up by end of 2022.
What are your realized and unrealized PL at the moment if you don't mind sharing them as a market expert.
The 100pct sure bet to shorten German corporations and the oil price increase would have resulted in serious losses.
Since the fed there only goal to bring down inflation is to cool down demand, which means less energy consumption.
It's a good period for day trading and swing investing, buying at dips and then sell when stocks rally, which is the case several times a month.Financial markets do not seem to have it on the screen yet. However, it seems the Chinese are again doing what they do best: Spreading a virus and infecting the world -> https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/01/list-of-places-with-rules-on-visitors-from-china-as-covid-surges.htm
Exactly two years ago it started the same way!
Do you really want to invest in the stock market or in commodities like oil/gas under these circumstances?
Stocks will further go downwards, once they dropped another 20 pct I believe dip buying and further averaging down should be a good strategy for long investment. Still there are quite some events that can happen and result in SP500 even dropping to 2600, that's still a 30-40pct downward trend compared to current price
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