Tips for Investment In Stocks Part.III

Certain conditions must be met for a product to be the target of speculators, they are:
* A growing market:
Forecasts and expectations on the treated product should be the hause.
Oil is a commodity increasingly used in our economies and especially in emerging countries.
The consumption worldwide is increasing steadily for many years but natural resources are not infinite.
The price of a barrel of oil went from $ 30 in 2004 to $ 120 in 2008, an increase of 300% in 4 years..
The law of supply and demand simply acting on this market: more and more demand, less supply.
* Market liquidity:
Have a rising market is a thing essentially, but not sufficient, speculation implies easily able to buy and sell easily. Buy 10,000 tons of oil today at $ 120 is useless tomorrow if nobody buys you $ 200, what would you do 10 000 tons of oil at home?
The liquidity of the market must be large, which is the case for a barrel of oil is trading very easily: the cargo on large oil change ownership several times during their sea voyage.

It therefore appears that the playground of speculators in markets that have already started up and have significant prospects in the same direction.
Speculation does while follow market trends.
* "The speculation does not create trends but amplified"
The rising price of oil is not directly related to speculation but to:
* Demand more and bigger (with a demand for more and more strong in emerging countries)
* Deal with an offer less and less important or less stagnant (it was estimated that the natural reserves could cover another 10 years of our world's needs for oil-drilling techniques are becoming more efficient).