The Oil Traders' Word(s): Oil Trading Jargon Stefan van Woenzel
Publisher: AuthorHouse

Mar 15, 2014 - But it might not be common knowledge that the resurgence of drilling in the Permian Basin and Eagle Ford has made Texas responsible for 34 percent of oil and gas production in the United States. Dec 6, 2013 - On the Trader Joe's Canola Oil Spray bottle, sold only at the Trader Joe's supermarket, they have nicely added some flowers from the canola oil plant to the label. Use: Allows a trader to profit if a security moves, the only potential loss is the price of the options. Jan 15, 2013 - Physical oil trading is a worldwide activity containing a lot of oil business terms. Jan 11, 2013 - By: Stefan van Woenzel, Price: $1.99, Ver: 1.0, Size: 1.95Mb 〓 The app helps people, related to the oil business, to understand the oil business language. Jun 26, 2013 - Wednesday, 26 June 2013 at 11:28. Nov 22, 2012 - Your Price: $35.04- The Oil Traders' Word(S): Oil Trading Jargon Physical oil trading is a worldwide activity containing a lot of oil business terms. Download The Oil Traders' Word(S): Oil Trading Jargon Traders talk about time value, contango, backwardation, refinery activity, credit. Feb 26, 2013 - The app helps people, related to the oil business, to understand the oil business language. €They are the world's largest oil traders and they are financing terminals and production, and the banks and private equity are out,” Clark said. The Oil Traders' Word(S): Oil Trading Jargon book download. Traders talk about time value, contango, backwardation, refinery activity, credit, logistics, HSE and much more, hence the size of this book. The most common multi product figure is the 3:2:1 crack spread, calculated by subtracting the cost of three barrels of crude oil from the price of two barrels of gasoline, and one barrel of distillate. Clark says her consulting firm is based in Geneva, because it's the commodity trading and finance capital of the world. Jul 17, 2012 - Thanks to complex statistics-based theories and the explosion of derivatives, reports analyzing the financial markets are now riddled with incredibly intimidating jargon.