Why are investors buying oil at $113 a barrel? Wouldn't it be a better investment to buy it cheaper?

If the market is $113 where can you buy it cheaper,





Yes it would be better to buy it cheaper but the market says the price is 113, you have two choices - pay 113 or do nothing.Why are investors buying oil at $113 a barrel? Wouldn't it be a better investment to buy it cheaper?
As an investor, you'd like to buy it cheaper, but there is no guarantee that the price will ever pull back to the level you want. The risk you take if you wait for the price of something to go down is that it goes up instead of down and you end up buying it for even more, or worse, end up missing a huge move completely. There are numerous stories in the markets of people holding out for an extra dollar or two in price, and missing out on huge moves as a result. Most of the time when you hold out for a better price, you get it...but the times you miss out can be very expensive.Why are investors buying oil at $113 a barrel? Wouldn't it be a better investment to buy it cheaper?
The price of oil is determined by supply and demand and speculations! If you need the commodity, you pay market price, which is $113!
obviously, but where? If you ask the question ';why are investors selling oil at $113 a barrel. Wouldn't it be better to sell it cheaper? You have your answer!
that's today's market price


if you wanted it cheaper you would have had to lock in the price a while back
Where is it cheaper? It was ';cheaper'; at 75.00 and 85.00. Catch my drift?