Sigh. Yesterday i already posted the price charts shooting up loh. China flood market with lots and lots of petrol and diesel but if demand is still higher than supply, price will still shoot up. Basic economics.
Here. Post again specifically for you.
This is the chart of Mogas 95 price. I have taken a screenshot from CME website. You will see that Mogas 95 price have shot up significantly. https://ibb.co/nKRNOc
This is the price chart of gasoil (diesel). Also a screenshot from CME website. The price of gasoil have also shot up very high. https://ibb.co/cOmQ9H
Another Probability ‘bad news’ shot down with facts. Next ‘bad news’ please.
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Posted by probability > Apr 23, 2018 10:49 PM | Report Abuse
China Mar gasoline, diesel exports at record highs -customs
John..yday only i praised u as being intelligent...today i am disappointed leh....:(
if chicken feed meal price went up...and thus poultry farmer had to raise chicken selling price...does it mean the demand has gone up?
or on the other hand will the farmer reduce his margin to ensure there are still buyers to his chickens?
and what happens if someone else manage to sell chicken cheaper as they use much cheaper 'raw' feedmeals as their chickens are genetically modified to handle these feedmeals?
Below shows why China increasing refined oil export is actually filling the declining refined oil export from country like Taiwan, South Korea, Russia etc...
Malaysia refined petroleum export increases.... "....However, refined petroleum products, which accounted for 7.5% of total exports, increased 29.1% to RM5.3bil due to the increase in both export volume (+18.4%) and average unit value (+9.0%). .... "
Sigh. Really have to hold your hand and walk you step by step. Probability, read properly ok.
You said in March, China flooded the market with petrol and diesel. When petrol and diesel flood the market creating a lot of supply, the prices of petrol and diesel will fall. Why? Because there are too much petrol and diesel in the market, hence producers are competing against each another to sell their own products even if they have to lower their prices and margin. And the price lag time is usually very short. Why? Because no buyer wants to pay more. All buyers want to pay less.
Are you following so far?
Now look at this chart below. I have screenshot for you the price of Mogas 95 for March and April from CME’s website. Make sure you look at the chart or else you cant follow.
What did you see? Instead of prices coming down when China flooded the market with petrol, price of Mogas 95 has shot up. Shouldnt the price fall instead? That means the actual demand for petrol is much much higher to the extent that whatever quantum China threw into the market in March, it is still not enough for buyers. Buyers are scrambling to buy more petrol against each another hence forcing the petrol price to go higher and higher. The act of flooding by china is all but meeting a portion of the increase in demand of petrol in the market.
So, it is not always that when there is an increase in supply, price will fall. In the event where demand for petrol is high, the price will continue to rise until supply and demand is in equilibrium.
I believe the above is very easily understood. If you still have problem comprehending, i do suggest that you seek assistance from a Year 1 university economics student. It is basic enough for them to explain to you.
Probability, Probability, I told you already, get a 1st year econs uni student to explain to you. But ask nicely and politely. Open your mind and be ready to learn at all time and age. It does you no harm. In fact you will be rewarded.
Remember, the world has its own way to work things out and it is wonderful. Not everything behaves based on how Probability think it is, or how Probability think it should be.
But in way I'm also thankful...if he didn't pump&dump the latest round, I wouldn't have been able to get OUT of my shares bought too high @ 7.73/8.68 :D
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Posted by probability > 2018-04-23 22:49 | Report Abuse
China Mar gasoline, diesel exports at record highs -customs
APRIL 23, 2018 / 10:00 AM / UPDATED 9 HOURS AGO
https://af.reuters.com/article/commoditiesNews/idAFB9N1PC01N
* Diesel exports in March were 2.38 million tonnes, up 24.2 percent year-on-year
* Gasoline exports were 1.7 mln tonnes, up 103 percent