Thread regarding Baker Hughes layoffs

Oil prices fell the most in 11 months in just a few days and still falling, are we on the way back to 50 dollars!

(Bloomberg) -- Oil prices fell the most in 11 months in New York as Saudi Arabia said it expects OPEC and its partners to boost supplies later this year, easing restraints intact since early 2017.

U.S. futures were down 4 percent, the biggest drop since July 5, after Saudi Arabia Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih said the supply caps may be scaled back, though he added that no decision has been made. The $2.83 decline pushed the price below $70 at the close of trading for the first time since May 8.

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Aye, well wees laughing at youse. One of us is equal to 20 schlummers so if they have 15 we only needs 3/4 so we have 2 1/4 extra which is 45 but youse probably took thick to kens.

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Post ID: @gwt+TqiwDPH

Aberdeen don't make me laugh I was In your office last month and you have no staff left.

How can you think your going to make a difference working deparments of 3 or 5 offshore?

When Schlumberger just now have 15 to 20 in each department

Weatherford 10 to 15.

Your more like a start up company and no threat to anyone.

BHGE is running on fumes with no experience left, graduates and engineers planning, managing and losing jobs monthly.

Least BH had a good name BHGE IS a laughing stock theses days.

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Post ID: @iap+TqiwDPH

Youse idiots dinnae unnerstan. Let me write slowly so ye can ken. All the other service companies are pulling out of Aberdeen - that leaves us , to use a churchill tank expression, “made in the shade”.

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Post ID: @owk+TqiwDPH

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/29/cramers-charts-show-there-could-be-more-pain-ahead-for-oil.html

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