January 2015 WTI Crude just hit 60, and minute by minute, day by day, those people calling for crude to Zero aren’t looking silly after all. Social Media is one of the best ways to get rapid reaction from multiple sources, and see what people are talking about and why. Here’s our crude rapid reaction edition of what we found interesting, important, and entertaining on Twitter ($TWTR). Enjoy.
GUNDLACH: “Oil will find a bottom when it starts going up.” https://t.co/NjPlZFtgE9
— Myles Udland (@m_udland) December 9, 2014
By the way, general rule of thumb is that energy prices don’t bottom until Aubrey MacLendon blows up.
— Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) December 10, 2014
The new economics of oil: Sheikhs v shale https://t.co/7EKDZYOky4
— The Economist (@EconEconomics) December 7, 2014
Winners & losers (Saudi Arabia: losing 16% of their GDP) of low oil prices Via @WSJ pic.twitter.com/acwn0013tC — Max Roser (@MaxCRoser) December 8, 2014
RT @Hooper_Quant: If you aren’t putting a yield curve slope chart over your oil chart…we can’t be friends
— tradingpoints (@tradingpoints) December 1, 2014
Energy Fund Assets Run Dry $XLE $XOP Post: https://t.co/6dpxBd3MsA pic.twitter.com/l61R9VUaBz — Dana Lyons (@JLyonsFundMgmt) December 6, 2014
Timely @nberpubs chart. Oil prices hit drilling, not production. https://t.co/qYqihbfimm pic.twitter.com/g1fp2pn8oY
— Matt Phillips (@MatthewPhillips) December 9, 2014
Stocks could be in “Trouble” if these leading economic indicators fall below these long-term support lines. $SPY pic.twitter.com/UUnq5oTG6T
— Chris Kimble (@KimbleCharting) December 10, 2014
Shale has been hammered in the recent onslaught of oil prices. Was > 100% this year. Now -15% $SLCA pic.twitter.com/jbuxiNkE9H
— Jae Jun (@Jae_Jun) December 10, 2014
11 things you should know about the Crude Oil Drop https://t.co/dT0nWXzl2I $CL_F $OIL $USO
— Attain Capital (@AttainCapital) December 10, 2014