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Originally Posted by Wrapids
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Some of this is Russia's fault. They want oil to be low enough that American drillers and frackers stop drilling and fracking. They shut down because of cost. Then Russia and OPEC can raise prices as high as they want and they make money. Meanwhile when this happens price of gas may drop below a $1, but then in 6 months it could be $4. It will take American drilling companies a couple of years to recover. Some may go out of business. It takes more time to crank back up drilling than to shut it down and lay people off.

Well something ought to shut down fracking. Ruined groundwater and wells all over, and earthquakes in Oklahoma - WTF?



Must be some mighty deep ground water and water wells.


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At 18K come election time, too much will have been lost by too many.

Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Pa will go Democrat and Trump will be a past President.

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Originally Posted by Old_Toot
Originally Posted by Wrapids
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Some of this is Russia's fault. They want oil to be low enough that American drillers and frackers stop drilling and fracking. They shut down because of cost. Then Russia and OPEC can raise prices as high as they want and they make money. Meanwhile when this happens price of gas may drop below a $1, but then in 6 months it could be $4. It will take American drilling companies a couple of years to recover. Some may go out of business. It takes more time to crank back up drilling than to shut it down and lay people off.

Well something ought to shut down fracking. Ruined groundwater and wells all over, and earthquakes in Oklahoma - WTF?



Must be some mighty deep ground water and water wells.

Lotsa times oil isn't deep at all, just hard to get out til fracking came along. And if it was your water well?

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Originally Posted by battue
At 18K come election time, too much will have been lost by too many.

Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Pa will go Democrat and Trump will be a past President.



I get your feeling, but in times that tough, it would seem even worse to hand the reins over to Bernie, or Biden.

I believe Trump will be re-elected regardless how rough the ride gets.

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Originally Posted by Wrapids
Originally Posted by Old_Toot
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Originally Posted by Dixie_Dude
Some of this is Russia's fault. They want oil to be low enough that American drillers and frackers stop drilling and fracking. They shut down because of cost. Then Russia and OPEC can raise prices as high as they want and they make money. Meanwhile when this happens price of gas may drop below a $1, but then in 6 months it could be $4. It will take American drilling companies a couple of years to recover. Some may go out of business. It takes more time to crank back up drilling than to shut it down and lay people off.

Well something ought to shut down fracking. Ruined groundwater and wells all over, and earthquakes in Oklahoma - WTF?



Must be some mighty deep ground water and water wells.

Lotsa times oil isn't deep at all, just hard to get out til fracking came along. And if it was your water well?



I sure get your point.


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Originally Posted by Wrapids
Originally Posted by Old_Toot
Originally Posted by Wrapids
Originally Posted by Dixie_Dude
Some of this is Russia's fault. They want oil to be low enough that American drillers and frackers stop drilling and fracking. They shut down because of cost. Then Russia and OPEC can raise prices as high as they want and they make money. Meanwhile when this happens price of gas may drop below a $1, but then in 6 months it could be $4. It will take American drilling companies a couple of years to recover. Some may go out of business. It takes more time to crank back up drilling than to shut it down and lay people off.

Well something ought to shut down fracking. Ruined groundwater and wells all over, and earthquakes in Oklahoma - WTF?



Must be some mighty deep ground water and water wells.

Lotsa times oil isn't deep at all, just hard to get out til fracking came along. And if it was your water well?


Have you had a water well ruined?


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Originally Posted by Wrapids
Originally Posted by Dixie_Dude
Some of this is Russia's fault. They want oil to be low enough that American drillers and frackers stop drilling and fracking. They shut down because of cost. Then Russia and OPEC can raise prices as high as they want and they make money. Meanwhile when this happens price of gas may drop below a $1, but then in 6 months it could be $4. It will take American drilling companies a couple of years to recover. Some may go out of business. It takes more time to crank back up drilling than to shut it down and lay people off.

Well something ought to shut down fracking. Ruined groundwater and wells all over, and earthquakes in Oklahoma - WTF?


Yeah, tornadoes too. whistle


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Originally Posted by Old_Toot
Originally Posted by Wrapids
Originally Posted by Dixie_Dude
Some of this is Russia's fault. They want oil to be low enough that American drillers and frackers stop drilling and fracking. They shut down because of cost. Then Russia and OPEC can raise prices as high as they want and they make money. Meanwhile when this happens price of gas may drop below a $1, but then in 6 months it could be $4. It will take American drilling companies a couple of years to recover. Some may go out of business. It takes more time to crank back up drilling than to shut it down and lay people off.

Well something ought to shut down fracking. Ruined groundwater and wells all over, and earthquakes in Oklahoma - WTF?



Must be some mighty deep ground water and water wells.


I think the lying idiot watched the anti fracking movie Gasland which turned out to be a big hoax. But a lot of uneducated 'Mericuns believed the lies

"The documentary "Gasland" makes the preposterous claim that natural gas extraction is exempt from federal regulations. In actuality, the process of natural gas extraction is regulated by more than one entity. It is subject to a host of federal, state and local regulations that cover everything from initial permits to the construction of the wells and the water disposal.

One of the most unforgettable moments of the documentary is when a few individuals are interviewed about their tap water contamination. The insinuation is that because of natural gas drilling their water is so contaminated that it can actually be set on fire – which is then demonstrated, to the shock of the viewer. “Gasland” unmistakably points to natural gas drilling as the cause of the flaming tap water. As it turns out, Colorado regulatory authorities fully investigated the claim long before “Gasland” was even made. The results of their investigation completely rule out natural gas drilling as the cause for the flaming tap water. In fact, their investigation found that the cause of the flaming water was due to naturally occurring methane"

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Originally Posted by MontanaMarine
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At 18K come election time, too much will have been lost by too many.

Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Pa will go Democrat and Trump will be a past President.



I get your feeling, but in times that tough, it would seem even worse to hand the reins over to Bernie, or Biden.

I believe Trump will be re-elected regardless how rough the ride gets.


It not only seems it would be, but would be. However, there are too many fence sitters and those who vote with their wallet. I would hate to lay his odds at 18K.


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Originally Posted by battue
Originally Posted by MontanaMarine
Originally Posted by battue
At 18K come election time, too much will have been lost by too many.

Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Pa will go Democrat and Trump will be a past President.



I get your feeling, but in times that tough, it would seem even worse to hand the reins over to Bernie, or Biden.

I believe Trump will be re-elected regardless how rough the ride gets.


It not only seems it would be, but would be. However, there are too many fence sitters and those who vote with their wallet. I would hate to lay his odds at 18K.

. There are no fence sitters this election scratching there head trying to figure out who to vote for.



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I just hope President Trump doesn't get too reckless, and die of Covid-19.

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Originally Posted by Pat85
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Originally Posted by MontanaMarine
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At 18K come election time, too much will have been lost by too many.

Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Pa will go Democrat and Trump will be a past President.



I get your feeling, but in times that tough, it would seem even worse to hand the reins over to Bernie, or Biden.

I believe Trump will be re-elected regardless how rough the ride gets.


It not only seems it would be, but would be. However, there are too many fence sitters and those who vote with their wallet. I would hate to lay his odds at 18K.

. There are no fence sitters this election scratching there head trying to figure out who to vote for.



Fence sitters went his way in Pa in 2016. They still choose to sit on the same fence.

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Originally Posted by battue
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Originally Posted by battue
Originally Posted by MontanaMarine
Originally Posted by battue
At 18K come election time, too much will have been lost by too many.

Ohio, Michigan, Florida and Pa will go Democrat and Trump will be a past President.



I get your feeling, but in times that tough, it would seem even worse to hand the reins over to Bernie, or Biden.

I believe Trump will be re-elected regardless how rough the ride gets.


It not only seems it would be, but would be. However, there are too many fence sitters and those who vote with their wallet. I would hate to lay his odds at 18K.

. There are no fence sitters this election scratching there head trying to figure out who to vote for.



Fence sitters went his way in Pa in 2016. They still choose to sit in the same fence.


Maybe in your part of Pa. but my side knows who they are going to vote for.



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This is a marketing nightmare in an election year, being 90% of the American public are clueless on economics, finance, and what it takes for the economic wheel to run steady and forward.

Trump could become a transvestite, and that still wouldn’t be good enough to convince them to stay with him, the ones who did cross over and vote for him.

This market will not just bounce right back, with it taking out energy production (taxes for states), and the amount of blue collar jobs tied to the energy industry. The recovery is a “U” with a long bottom in it (several YEARS). It’s not a “V” in 6 months. Supply chain holes from COVID-19 will show up in 2nd and 3rd quarter earnings, and the MSM will pound that drum all the way to election.

To prove my point, the first thing that came to my mind was to show the public two separate charts comparing #44’s first term amount of growth (7K) in the DOW against #45’s first term growth (13K). #45 wins by 6K.

The public won’t see the 6K+, all they’ll look at is the -6K drop the media shows them, as of today, and it might even go down more.

The DOW is presently only 3K above 2-1-2017, when Trump entered office, and if it drops to 20.8K, the news will be saying, “Look at your 401K (mimicking Trump), the economy hasn’t grown at all in his first term, whereas it grew 7K under the democRATS”

You simply can’t fix stupid.

Our only hope is the public doesn’t want Communism bad enough…..yet.

Like I said, it will be a marketing nightmare.


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Well, I think Biden will be having some serious legal issues hit after the DNC names him is their best bet.

It may be hard for folks on the fence to flip for Hillary or Bernie.


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As long as Trump is in office, yes. If he stays in the markets will go up and more again, and we wont be paying taxes for welfare and schools and medical care for a bunch more illegal aliens.


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We could see 18k by the end of the month....

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