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re: Russia’s Gazprom Announces Record Profits Of $42B In First 6 Months, Stock Skyrockets
Posted on 8/31/22 at 11:40 am to CitizenK
Posted on 8/31/22 at 11:40 am to CitizenK
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Germany has been stockpiling this year and should well have 95% storage capacity filled by Nov 1.
How long will that last them?
Posted on 8/31/22 at 11:58 am to Lakeboy7
quote:They control about 20-25% of the country.
How is their army doin?
Is that bad?
Posted on 8/31/22 at 12:07 pm to BHTiger
Storage would last about a month. But supply from Norway via pipeline has stepped up a lot. Equinor (former Norwegian Statoil) is making bank.
Meanwhile by 2025, Russia will be able to ship 50% of what Europe is buying, to China in a substandard pipeline but Western standards
Meanwhile by 2025, Russia will be able to ship 50% of what Europe is buying, to China in a substandard pipeline but Western standards
Posted on 8/31/22 at 12:08 pm to Aubie Spr96
May as well invest in Enron at the same time.
Posted on 8/31/22 at 12:13 pm to Lakeboy7
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How is their army doin?
They're fighting a stubborn enemy on his own turf. Slow going. But things should lossen up for the Ruskies soon. The EU and the Yanks are running out of ammo.....literally.
The head of Raytheon (Javelin Anti-tank Missle) said recently it will take five years to replenish the stock of Javelins.
This post was edited on 9/1/22 at 7:06 pm
Posted on 8/31/22 at 12:21 pm to LuckyTiger
Biden is definitely colluding with Putin/Russia. We need a full congressional investigation on this matter.
Posted on 8/31/22 at 12:37 pm to CitizenK
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Russia’s Gazprom Announces Record Profits Of $42B In First 6 Months, Stock Skyrockets
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May as well invest in Enron at the same time.
RSX holds Gazprom 36,495,598 shares. Thinking I'll be fine once trading resumes.
Posted on 8/31/22 at 12:46 pm to LuckyTiger
Destroy the Russian economy my arse.
Posted on 8/31/22 at 12:50 pm to CitizenK
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Germany has been stockpiling this year and should well have 95% storage capacity filled by Nov 1.
Yes, and it only cost them 10 times more than last year. Congrats, Germans!
"That said, Europe will have to pay a heavy price: the cost of replenishing natural gas stocks is estimated at over 50 billion euros ($51 billion), 10 times more than the historical average for filling up tanks ahead of winter."
Posted on 8/31/22 at 2:22 pm to Lightning
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Germany has been stockpiling this year and should well have 95% storage capacity filled by Nov 1.
Yeah. How long will that last?
Posted on 8/31/22 at 2:43 pm to LuckyTiger
US oil and gas companies are raking it in too.
Posted on 9/1/22 at 4:35 pm to CitizenK
Germany's storage well on track, even ahead of schedule to be full of natural gas by start of winter.
Tucker would do better than get his info from Gazprom and Putin.
Journalists are morons. None of them ever figured in Norwegian supply into the mix. Norway also exports lots of electricity, from its hydroelectric production, to Europe.
Tucker would do better than get his info from Gazprom and Putin.
Journalists are morons. None of them ever figured in Norwegian supply into the mix. Norway also exports lots of electricity, from its hydroelectric production, to Europe.
This post was edited on 9/1/22 at 7:19 pm
Posted on 9/1/22 at 6:17 pm to CitizenK
Yes, no one is arguing that the storage tanks won't be full in time. The issue is how much they paid for the gas in those tanks.
It looks like the tanks will be full so they won't just run out of gas, though they are rationing it. But consumers have also got to figure out how to pay for it and governments have to subsidize those who can't pay for it or let their people freeze. The UK just announced the energy price cap will rise by 80% on October 1 and will most likely increase again in January.
Norway has also been making plans to curb their exports, as the drought has hindered their hydroelectric production. European neighbors now calling Norwegians "selfish" and "nationalistic" for wanting to make sure they have enough of the energy *they* produce for their own citizens. This is how wars kick off - people are cold and hungry and see that their neighbors have power. That's not fair! So they head over to take it...
Nordic neighbors attack Norway's "selfish" plan
It looks like the tanks will be full so they won't just run out of gas, though they are rationing it. But consumers have also got to figure out how to pay for it and governments have to subsidize those who can't pay for it or let their people freeze. The UK just announced the energy price cap will rise by 80% on October 1 and will most likely increase again in January.
Norway has also been making plans to curb their exports, as the drought has hindered their hydroelectric production. European neighbors now calling Norwegians "selfish" and "nationalistic" for wanting to make sure they have enough of the energy *they* produce for their own citizens. This is how wars kick off - people are cold and hungry and see that their neighbors have power. That's not fair! So they head over to take it...
Nordic neighbors attack Norway's "selfish" plan
Posted on 9/1/22 at 7:20 pm to Lightning
Meh, Markets got overhyped on shortages. The shortages are a sure thing but not to the extent hyped all summer long
Posted on 9/1/22 at 7:56 pm to LuckyTiger
But the leftist goose-stepping communazis in the “war thread” said this was impossible and that anything remotely related to Russia was going to go bankrupt.
Posted on 9/1/22 at 7:57 pm to Lakeboy7
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How is their army doin?
Good. How's Ukraine's?
Posted on 9/1/22 at 8:00 pm to CitizenK
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Germany's storage well on track, even ahead of schedule to be full of natural gas by start of winter.
So it seems that you are predicting rainbows and butterflies this winter for the German people.
I see a really shitty circumstance developing.
Time will tell.
Posted on 9/1/22 at 8:01 pm to BayouBlitz
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US oil and gas companies are raking it in too.
We are at war? Who knew?
Nice attempt at a deflection though.
Posted on 9/1/22 at 8:06 pm to BHTiger
the latest economic numbers for Russia are being leaked .... and the tide is turning,
Although Russian energy sales have been robust, their margins are in the dumper. They've been selling to China and India at roughly a 30% discount to market rate, and Russia's cost to produce is generally higher than many other nations, including their BRIC partners. 40% of Russia's GDP is from energy sales .... and without the Euro pipeline networks, they cannot move their primary export for trade.
Natural gas makes up 10% of their energy sales, but natural gas requires pipelines in order to scale production. Liquid NG won't work .... less than 10% of Russia's natural gas is Liquefied, and they have no ability to transport it by sea. Several other pipelines that are currently under construction cannot be completed because funds have been diverted to war efforts.
Exports of commodities/mining are robust, but commodity prices are depressed globally
Russian imports are down by nearly 80% (sanctions and restrictions on secondary importers.) Russian military has been using recycled semiconductor chips from appliances (dishwashers, refrigerator/freezers, etc) into some military hardware, and trying to purchase gray market chips for others.
Unemployment in Russia has surpassed 35% ....
Russian equity markets are down 50% (and it would be lower ... if foreigners were permitted to sell their stocks, which is forbidden)
Russia recently cut its interest rate by an additional 150 basis points (1.5%) ... the ruble may soon be worthless ... literally...... the exchange is currently 55 rubles : $1 dollar. Russian citizens are leaving the country in unprecedented numbers, converting their rubles into dollars, and stashing cash abroad.
.... And the biggest economic issue, China has STOPPED investing infrastructure and development capital in Russia - full stop.
The biggest telltale sign that Russia is in bad shape is their recent dip into their gold bullion and foreign currency reserves (valued at $650 B). Nearly $300B of that $650B was deposited in western banks, which are currently "frozen" from the sanctions. Russia's burn rate is $15-$18 B monthly .... so they are running out of time, and that makes them desperate, and dangerous.
Russia is running out of capital (no more Belt and Road money), they have defaulted on their most recent interest payments on bonds held by China, Taiwan, and US, .... and Russian citizens are beginning to panic.
Soon ..... within 18 months .... but can the US continue propping up Ukraine for another year?
Although Russian energy sales have been robust, their margins are in the dumper. They've been selling to China and India at roughly a 30% discount to market rate, and Russia's cost to produce is generally higher than many other nations, including their BRIC partners. 40% of Russia's GDP is from energy sales .... and without the Euro pipeline networks, they cannot move their primary export for trade.
Natural gas makes up 10% of their energy sales, but natural gas requires pipelines in order to scale production. Liquid NG won't work .... less than 10% of Russia's natural gas is Liquefied, and they have no ability to transport it by sea. Several other pipelines that are currently under construction cannot be completed because funds have been diverted to war efforts.
Exports of commodities/mining are robust, but commodity prices are depressed globally
Russian imports are down by nearly 80% (sanctions and restrictions on secondary importers.) Russian military has been using recycled semiconductor chips from appliances (dishwashers, refrigerator/freezers, etc) into some military hardware, and trying to purchase gray market chips for others.
Unemployment in Russia has surpassed 35% ....
Russian equity markets are down 50% (and it would be lower ... if foreigners were permitted to sell their stocks, which is forbidden)
Russia recently cut its interest rate by an additional 150 basis points (1.5%) ... the ruble may soon be worthless ... literally...... the exchange is currently 55 rubles : $1 dollar. Russian citizens are leaving the country in unprecedented numbers, converting their rubles into dollars, and stashing cash abroad.
.... And the biggest economic issue, China has STOPPED investing infrastructure and development capital in Russia - full stop.
The biggest telltale sign that Russia is in bad shape is their recent dip into their gold bullion and foreign currency reserves (valued at $650 B). Nearly $300B of that $650B was deposited in western banks, which are currently "frozen" from the sanctions. Russia's burn rate is $15-$18 B monthly .... so they are running out of time, and that makes them desperate, and dangerous.
Russia is running out of capital (no more Belt and Road money), they have defaulted on their most recent interest payments on bonds held by China, Taiwan, and US, .... and Russian citizens are beginning to panic.
Soon ..... within 18 months .... but can the US continue propping up Ukraine for another year?
This post was edited on 9/1/22 at 8:08 pm
Posted on 9/1/22 at 8:13 pm to CitizenK
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Germany has been stockpiling this year and should well have 95% storage capacity filled by Nov 1.
LOL. Mindless Muppet
"analysts warn the bigger factor for energy security this winter will be whether countries can slash consumption enough to ensure stored fuel lasts through the coldest months."
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Notice how natural gas prices at Europe's TTF exchange (like Henry Hub here) have dropped like a rock over the last week.
LMFAO! The market is massively overbought and is simply correcting. It didn't drop like a rock either. It dropped like a rock in March reaching the same high.
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Also Germany should have 3 operational LNG terminals by Jan 1 all connected running
Permanently higher gas prices. Germans will be delighted
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