When the facts change, I change -- Dennis Gartman
When the facts change, I change; What then do you do, Sir?
The facts are changing in the world of crude oil; demand is still rather strong and supplies seem to be rising but only modestly.
Further, the term structures are shifting.
We had been, on balance and really quite openly, bearish of crude for the past several years, erring always to sell crude’s rallies rather than to buy crude’s weakness.
That has been wrong for the past two months and it is time to acknowledge that “wrongness.” If the facts are indeed changing… and certainly they seem to be… then we too must change. Lord Keynes did; we must also.
The facts are changing in the world of crude oil; demand is still rather strong and supplies seem to be rising but only modestly.
Further, the term structures are shifting.
We had been, on balance and really quite openly, bearish of crude for the past several years, erring always to sell crude’s rallies rather than to buy crude’s weakness.
That has been wrong for the past two months and it is time to acknowledge that “wrongness.” If the facts are indeed changing… and certainly they seem to be… then we too must change. Lord Keynes did; we must also.