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Katılım Temmuz 2021
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@JoshYoung The structure exists exclusively to bid bbls out of storage and make it economically painful to roll inventory.
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@EnergyPeddler Diesel stocks will be sub 100mm bbls, first time since 2003
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Lou Pai, CEO, Enron Energy Services (parody)
Can a gay 🌈 oil bear 🐻 actually give me a cogent argument as to why we shouldn’t be concerned with a potential US diesel stock out in six weeks? Because the only thing that can prevent it at this time is price and price is obviously not doing the work. Someone tell me why we should be confident an onslaught of supply will be coming soon.
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@dunnde @RinnyTheGopher @E_Energy_Adams Barrel sold out of refiner as non obligated vs obligated. If you're dealing with bbls over the rack you wouldn't see non obligated volume trade.
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Andrew Johansen
Andrew Johansen@E_Energy_Adams·
Cash #ethanol in chicago was $1.875. RINS were $1.855. Think about that. The cost of compliance (RINS) was worth a $1.855. The physical gallon is only worth $0.02. (If you buy ethanol, you get the RIN for free.) RBOB is over $3.20. Sad.
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Just Another Pod Guy@TMTLongShort·
Yann seems to have a fetish for being loudly wrong. Very French.
Yann LeCun@ylecun

@DrTonyCarden @Ph_Aghion @erikbryn No! It really doesn't differ qualitatively from previous technological revolutions. That's the whole point. People like Dario present it as qualitatively different. They are just deluded or biased by their vested interests in magnifying the impact of their work.

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TraderBillyAU@TraderBillyAU·
Some of the best PM i have see from the largest Multi-Strat firms like P72, Millennium, Tudor, Dymon all do something very similar.... KISS... they boil down a view to a simple thesis. They have a process that is mostly repeatable and they read alot.... Yes, some model out things, but mostly they just consume information and ask questions.
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@MichaelPBento I thought Damola Adamolekun was elite or was that all Covid driven off premise demand growth.
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@TMTLongShort Rockwell Collins soon to be lead in AI frontier model financing
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Just Another Pod Guy@TMTLongShort·
There is not enough discourse around how Mythos flips the game theory for incumbent enterprise. The narrative now is that AI is so performant that you need a period of exclusivity before it’s released to the general public so that incumbents can harden their systems. This automatically flips the posture of the most geriatric industries from one where they are default complacent and slow to one of panic where if they don’t race to put themselves in the labs good graces they are toast because they weren’t given whitelist preview access. Well played 🫡
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🏴‍☠️@calvinfroedge·
Explosions all over the Middle East including Tehran
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@oilmutt One pumping station, line capacity hasnt been cut yet?
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@TMTLongShort The cartoon acct is giving you the answer, sensors buddy
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Anna ⏫@annapanart·
@tszzl I’m emotionally prepared. Launch the monster already
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roon@tszzl·
not enough people are emotionally prepared for if it’s not a bubble
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@tunguz Does this mean to just continue to be long Nvidia?
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@rfhirschfeld 55% of all fert applied comes from rocks, no one is gonna run out
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@GRoditiD E15 waiver or not one could already sell year around in any reformulated gasoline market, no waiver needed.
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the ghost of groditi’s future 👹
if we do a 1y waiver of RFS minimums in addition to summer E15 then we can have cheaper gasoline in the summer and a combination of less expensive corn in the winter and less demand for nitrogen fertilizer in the summer due to crop substitution.
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i think if you are going to have an opinion about fertilizer prices and world food supply you cant do it without acknowledging that RFS minimums cause us to divert 35-40% of corn (or, more importantly, anything else that could have been planted there) to ethanol production
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@GRoditiD @crc8 93 million acres converted into chickpea and lentil production, sounds great. US already produces 3.5 times on a caloric basis than it consumes.
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the ghost of groditi’s future 👹
@crc8 @offallmarkets yup. if we’re worried about worldwide famine as the fertilizer doomers keep insisting, soybeans get us more kcals and sorghum gets us more efficient human food and still a chunk of animal feed or ethanol feedstock in fields that were scheduled for rotation into corn from pulses
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@crc8 @GRoditiD Thank you that is exactly right, saying corn = only ethanol is wrong, you are missing ddg and corn oil.
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Brett Gibbs
Brett Gibbs@OilandGibbs·
Attempting to communicate: 1. 5.4Bgal D4 RVO for ‘26 2. No foreign RIN discount 3. ~70% reallocation 4. ‘26 RD equiv of 1.7 down to 1.5 in ‘27
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I hedge my physical gold exposure by selling Class IV Milk futs bc it's cheaper notionally.
Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )@chigrl

If you've been watching oil prices and wondering why Dubai crude is falling while Brent keeps climbing...here's what's actually driving it. Asian refiners are switching their hedges on crude purchases from Dubai to ICE Brent. For decades, Asian buyers hedged against Dubai crude because most of their oil came from the Middle East and Dubai was the regional pricing benchmark. But Dubai just spiked to an all-time high of $169.75/bbl, way above Brent at ~$105. S&P Platts pulled 3 of 5 crude grades from the Dubai benchmark because of Hormuz disruptions, which distorted the price upward. If you're a refiner, why hedge against a $170 benchmark when you can hedge against a $105 one? Same protection, lower cost. ICE Brent is the global benchmark, originating as a North Sea European contract. It now includes US crude (WTI Midland was added to the basket as America became a major exporter), which makes it a natural alternative when Dubai pricing becomes distorted. The hedge migration creates a two way price effect. Money leaving Dubai drains liquidity and pushes the price down. That same money flowing into Brent adds liquidity and bids the price up. This is why the DME Oman contract has been declining while Brent stays firm. Same money, different direction. Some Asian refiners are now asking Saudi Aramco to switch its entire pricing formula from Dubai to Brent. If Aramco moves, the whole structure of how Middle East crude is sold to Asia changes.

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@OilandGibbs RFS = fuel export subsidy + foreign feedstock program, Prof Steve Irwin taught me this.
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