Jim Ritterbusch
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Jim Ritterbusch
currently market rightly sign support underneath viewed
They didn't do anything, and the market viewed that as bearish and rightly so, ... There's currently no sign of support underneath this market.
currently market rightly sign support underneath viewed
They didn't do anything, and the market viewed that as bearish and rightly so. There's currently no sign of support underneath this market.
analyze build easy gasoline huge number talk
It's easy to analyze this one because there is only one number to talk about. That gasoline build was just huge again.
dollar excuse forcing found funds looking profits recovery today yesterday
The U.S. dollar recovery yesterday and today is forcing some funds to part with their longs. They were looking for an excuse to take some profits and they found that excuse in the dollar strength.
barrels bigger bullish decline doubt draw gasoline million street
The gasoline draw is a bullish number, without doubt. The decline was much bigger than the 1.1 million barrels draw the Street was anticipating,
couple fairly precarious product
I think there is going to be a fairly precarious supply-demand balance. If we have a couple of refinery snags, there will be some product dislocations.
stretch
This thing has tentacles that are going to stretch all over the place,
affect concern deficit gasoline heavy quarter schedule seeing small
We are seeing a small deficit in gasoline supplies, and there is some concern that the heavy refinery maintenance schedule set for the end of the quarter is going to affect supplies.
funds moved seeing side sure surprise
What we're seeing now is that some funds had moved to the side making sure there wasn't a bearish surprise and now they are rotating back into the long side,
capacity gasoline presents problem produce sufficient within
The problem with sufficient refinery capacity to produce gasoline still presents an issue, at least within the US.
flowing funds strength
The real strength is from institutional funds flowing into the market.