Brent Oil Futures - Jun 23 (LCOM3)

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  • GSM Odyside @GSM Odyside
    Brent is on an negative right now and not sure what the price would be into next week.
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  • Ty Au @Ty Au
    Excellent. Oil must sink further! Great for all economies except Russia, USA and the Middle East - who can all ******a fat one.
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  • Ashraf Vawda @Ashraf Vawda
    Some of us are greedy, and others are simply fools. If youre all about profit at any cost, which means stand for nothing, then there's nothing I can say to convince you. But if you're about paying less for fuel, then you're a fool if you're buying oil, be a use you're part of the reason for the artificial increase in the price. The producers are not increasing costs to produce, but the investors are shooting themselves in the foot for buying to make a quick buck and not out of necessity.
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  • Cameron Wolfaardt @Cameron Wolfaardt
    Brent crude to 200$
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  • Monare Si @Monare Si
    Which platform is good for trading commodities
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    • Katlego Mathabatha @Katlego Mathabatha
      Thinktrader is best for all. stocks, commodities and currencies and even cryptos.I'm not selling their platform but it's best to me as compared to other platforms.
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    • Hamilton Letlaka @Hamilton Letlaka
      @Katlego Mathabatha Demo or Real Account
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  • Chris van der Walt @Chris van der Walt
    almost at turning point to shot up to new records
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    • Ty Au @Ty Au
      Hoping it won’t. Where it is now or lower would be ideal for all except the big greedys.
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  • Snyman Pieters @Snyman Pieters
    the news released is never based on facts only speculation
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  • Snyman Pieters @Snyman Pieters
    I think articles are to confuse investors
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  • Ty Au @Ty Au
    Downward facing dog
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    • Ty Au @Ty Au
      :) Whoop whoop!
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  • Ty Au @Ty Au
    The daily/hourly news is so conflicting. One minute it’s going down because of reason X, then next it’s going up because of the same reason 😂Every day and article seems a total joke!
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  • Ty Au @Ty Au
    Gotta love it… When the news says oil is having a supply crunch, the price goes up. Then, when the supply crunch eases, the price goes up too. 😂Classic. seems the big boys have definitely found a way to win regardless.
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    • Ty Au @Ty Au
      … now, in order to make the biggest profits they can before they become history. // I think we will see times, over the years, where oul has some big peaks, but i think that for the most part there will be big drops. // The key (and risk) will be to try to buy during the drops and keep hoping for a peak to follow. But, in my opinion, we shouldnt be backing this dirty gold… nor the dirty souls who produce it.
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    • Katleho Khoele @Katleho Khoele
      @Ty Au these past 2 weeks oil has shown us wonders I really couldnt place it proper because it had crazy moves
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    • Katleho Khoele @Katleho Khoele
      And you are right News seem to be driving it crazy now Like the US not wanting to supply from its reserves
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  • Ty Au @Ty Au
    What the actual!
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  • Katleho Khoele @Katleho Khoele
    Guys i blew my account I need help...if anyone is interested in sharing techiques with me please
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    • darwin zinzile nkonki @darwin zinzile nkonki
      Welcome to FX trading, most of us blew our accounts several times. My best advise is to keep your volume low especially as a newbie.
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    • chris koch @chris koch
      its pretty simple, the big guns hammer the small guys so if you keep blowing your account then most of the time you making the wrong decisions so think inversely, remember for there to be a winner there must be a loser....
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    • Shah Noor @Shah Noor
      do everything other then what you...meaning do the exact opposite of what you did...thats a winning strategy...do not repeat what you did to blew it.
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  • Boledi manono Mmotong @Boledi manono Mmotong
    69.26 by the end of tomorrow.
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    • Katleho Khoele @Katleho Khoele
      I need help trading oil
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  • Job Mduduzi Mavuso @Job Mduduzi Mavuso
    What will happen next?
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  • Ntsika Poswa @Ntsika Poswa
    It's going up in my opinion
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  • Ramon Marais @Ramon Marais
    Will this be a bullish trade
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  • Giuseppe Vitali @Giuseppe Vitali
    it makes sense the less oil is bought the more expensive it becomes.
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    • padrine mushwana @padrine mushwana
      but it also doesn't make sense that less oil/no oil was bought during the initial period of the pandemic and prices were very low🤔🤔🤔🤔.... what makes sense is the supply and demand basis, and that's what really drive prices of all kinds of goods, and not forgetting un/&systematic news
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  • Gerald Tsotetsi @Gerald Tsotetsi
    sold at 60..huge mistake ,in loss with 80$
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  • Gerald Tsotetsi @Gerald Tsotetsi
    3k wipe in just 30min
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    • Mandla Lukhele @Mandla Lukhele
      stop lose feature?
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  • aj driescher @aj driescher
    The impect on brent by COVID will drop world demand
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  • leboung sibam @leboung sibam
    i want to start buying some oil what platform can i use that are safe and reliable?
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  • Donny Daniels @Donny Daniels
    Anyone knows how far brent will drop and when?
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  • Donny Daniels @Donny Daniels
    Anyone knows how far brent will drop?
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  • Wikus Kruger @Wikus Kruger
    This high was to close a gap from early March on daily charts, now hopefully we will start closing the gaps from three weeks ago, bringing it down to low 40’s.
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