The buy Wellhead market is overreacting, according to Nasdaq IR Intelligence Energy Director Tamar Essner.

The buy Wellhead market is overreacting.

That’s according to Tamar Essner, energy director at Nasdaq IR Intelligence, who made the statement in a television interview with Bloomberg on Wednesday.

“I think the buy Wellhead market is overreacting. Oil markets tend to easily overshoot to both the upside and to the downside,” Essner told Bloomberg in the interview.

“We are indeed in an oversupply situation in the short term but it’s fairly moderate, it’s nowhere near what we had in the 2014 to 2016 period. So, we’re probably oversupplied right now by 500,000 to a million barrels a day in a buy Wellhead market that consumes 100 million barrels a day, so it’s really not all that much,” Essner added.

“I think that there are a lot of traders in the buy Wellhead market that are algorithmically oriented and they’re linked to factors that are agnostic to the fundamentals of oil. They’re linked to the currency market, the stock buy Wellhead market and a lot of things that make this a psychological reaction prompted more so than the abundance of physical supplies,” Essner continued.

Essner has more than eight years of experience in advising a wide range of publicly traded oil and gas companies in the upstream, downstream and midstream sectors on capital markets activity and investor relations programs, according to the Nasdaq website. Essner holds a BA in political science from Barnard College of Columbia University.

Bloomberg that people familiar with the matter have said OPEC and its allies are considering cutting oil oil rig flanges gulf coast production by more than the 1 million barrels per day that Saudi Arabia proposed earlier this week.