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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: energyplay who wrote (61471)4/2/2005 3:18:17 AM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (3) of 74559
 
EP, <<"high oil price is a strategic move against China">>

... :0) all that outsourcing and FDI must be a strategic move against China as well. If true, wonderful, HK can use more of that kind of strategic thinking and what passes to be brilliance :0)

It is good that the world is so full of simpletons who would not know a strategy if they splat against one on the bright sunlit beach.

I suppose the Chinese officialdom can simply cut tariff on petro products and lower the effective price of oil and watch J6P switch from Hummers to bicycles ;0)

Folks also forget that Chinese refinery costs less than US refinery complexes. The price of raw material does not determine everything. Not even close.

J6P treats cheap oil as a birthright and they automatically think everybody else normally gets gas at under 2/gallon. Either that or folks really cannot do math.

The so-called "high oil price" strategy may work when all the factories are gone from the homeland and gas sells for USD 4/gallon.

At that rate, Japan pulls back financing, and J6P blows up.

<<AIG>> ... I missed that one as well. The financial complex is having a breakdown, and if continued, will affect the overpriced pieces of are commonly known as homes.

<<energy price>> ... perplexed? why, how, in what way? I am keenly interested in your updated puzzlings.

Chugs, Jay
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