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05:01 PM EST, 01/28/2022 (MT Newswires) --
Watch out! Oil stocks may suffer the biggest "dead cat jump" in history, and nothing can save the oil industry.
Original title: beware! Oil stocks may suffer the biggest "dead cat jump" in history. James Jampel, co-chief investment officer of HITE Hedge, which manages about $650 million in assets for clients in the oil industry, said that the recent rebound in oil stocks was the biggest "dead cat jump" in history. "Dead cat jump" market refers to a situation in which share prices bounce back quickly after a long period of decline, and then continue to fall, as follows. Jampel also manages HITE Carbon Offset, a $187 million hedge fund with a core industry
US oil ended six consecutive declines: but the market was confused after the peak European and American tourist season was about to end
Original title: U.S. oil ends six consecutive declines: But as the peak European and American tourist season comes to an end, the market is in disarray. Yingwei Financial Investing.com — At noon trading in the Asian market on Friday, oil prices stabilized. There was a sharp drop of 4% on the previous trading day, hitting a three-month low. Demand for crude oil has been negatively affected by restrictions triggered by the rise in the number of confirmed cases worldwide. Since this week, oil prices have dropped 6% cumulatively. At the same time, since the Fed is likely to start reducing its asset size later this year, the US dollar has risen to a nine-and-a-half-month high. Risk appetite has declined, which has also dragged down oil prices. Bank of Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) commodity analysts stated in a report
Apple delays return to office until next year “strongly encourages” employees to get vaccinated
Deirdre O'Brien (Deirdre O'Brien), vice president of human resources and retail at Apple, said in a memo to employees on Thursday that due to the surge in COVID-19 cases and the spread of the Delta variant virus, the company will postpone the return of employees to the office from October to January next year at the earliest. Apple said it will confirm the reopening schedule one month before employees are asked to return to the office. The company had previously planned for all employees to return to the office in early September, but it was delayed until October, and is now being postponed again. When employees are asked to return to work, they have to be in the office at least once a week
Well-known analyst Munster: Tesla and Ford's new car inventory will continue to be tight due to chip shortages
Gene Munster (Gene Munster), a well-known technology analyst and co-founder of Loup Ventures, wrote in his latest research report that new car inventories of Tesla and Ford cars are likely to continue to decline due to the global shortage of chips and other components. Currently, American customers waiting to buy a new car are facing the problem of extended delivery cycles. Due to the shortage of chips, the delivery cycle is sometimes as long as 6 months. According to data from Loup Ventures, the average delivery time for Ford's F-150, currently the best-selling pickup in the US, is about 4 to 6 months, while Tesla's
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