we did it bros. we held strong through the crash and things

>the crash
The crash? You think that was the crash? Oh boy

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>>1054946
Dont get too optimistic yet.

We've yet to see any oil producer defaults, and theres a high probability of venezuala defaulting.

Also, There is a decent chance of The euro crisis erupting again, if those economies are, in fact, contracting.

>>1054953

question:

when we start to see some oil producers begin to default, it will rattle the market, but wont this be good news as the writing will be on the wall that price of oil will go up as less companies around to pump it out of the ground?

>>1055102
>but wont this be good news as the writing will be on the wall that price of oil will go up

Yes and no. If US producers go bust, the US will be buying higher prices not selling higher prices, not to mention that there is always contagion risk from producers defaults and any sovereign debt defaults that would no doubt ripple through the economy.

Honestly, no one knows whats going on.

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>>1055102

So lets say "Shitter Oil company A" Defaults.

Shell, Exxon, Chevron, BP, ect. will buy that shit up.

So remember in 2008 where the financial sector lived, but the biggest companies got bigger?

That's what's about to happen with oil companies. The big companies will still pump wells as long as its profitable.

There wont be a decline in oil, just in the amount of oil companies.

This one shouldn't need bailouts or govt. interference though, but I can only judge this on the fact the crash doesn't seem as bad currently.

>>1054946
>we did it bros
Smart people aren't cheerleaders for the market, either bull or bear. Only retards care about short term movements in any direction.

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>there are people
>right now
>on 3x leveraged inverse ETF positions against the S&P 500

Never. EVER. Listen to ZeroHedge except for comedic value.

>>1055244
> stopped clocks are always wrong!

Permabull please

>>1055244
permabulls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9EbPxTm5_s

>>1055244
>told my dad market was going to turn around and to just use leveraged inverse etfs to day trade with.
>he still thinks he knows better than me and shushes any opinion i have to offer
>he preaches "trend is your friend" "dont buy stocks that aren't doing well"
>tfw this morning my upro holding i got for $43 shot up while his spxu holding cost him around $30k

faggot shouldn't be so quick to write me off.

>>1055248
>listening to Cramer
top kek