[Gasification] Demonstration and Training Unit

[Steven Barber (RIT Student)]

Hi Tom,

I've been doing some research on the price of commodities for several years
now. Since global producers of oil can quickly ramp up (or down) production
to meet any level of current demand, we can essentially take out supply and
demand out of the equation (except for the very short term refinery
explosion, Nigerian coup, etc.). Since oil is priced in dollars, the
relative value of the dollar itself determines the price of oil. More
value, less dollars needed to buy, less value, more dollars needed to buy.
For stable oil prices, we simply need a steady or slightly increasing value
of the dollar.

Regards,
-Steve

On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 9:41 PM, thomas reed <tombreed2009 at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Long term, I believe that FRACKING will make oil prices stable, so don't
> count on oil increasing in price.
>
> COMMENTS?
>
> Tom Reed
>
>
-- 
Steven T. Barber
MS Finance '12
PhD Sustainability Student
Golisano Institute for Sustainability
Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
585-582-1574 - Office
585-370-8598 - Cell
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