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Playing a Potential Oil Rally, Shorting Transports

Mon, 25 Aug 2008 06:18:00 GMT

Corey Rosenbloom at Afraid To Trade has a good breakdown of the somewhat divergent technical picture for the major indexes. I have a more bearish take, but agree the picture is far from clear. I think oil has a better chance of going up than down this week, considering support around 90.00 and the ascending 200 day moving average beneath.As we see[More...]

Bouncing Commodities, Bearish Financials

Wed, 13 Aug 2008 21:26:00 GMT

Commodities had a strong bounce today, with USO and UNG (oil and natural gas) seeing fairly heavy volume. SLX, the steel ETF, saw less volume, but rose 4.57%, leading my sector scan. There was high volume buying of XLB, the materials ETF, but I question w[More...]

A Forward Looking Animal

Tue, 06 Nov 2007 14:42:45 GMT

Good morning. Some buying interest has developed this morning after the S&P has fallen a little over -3% so far this month. Strength in overseas markets, a few better-than-expected earnings reports, some positive analyst commentary, and no additional bad news from the financial sector have provided the positive bias. Like usual, we also have rising expectations for another rate cut as losses from the subprime-mortgage defaults grow. Meanwhile, higher oil and gold prices and the falling dollar also remain in focus this morning especially since there's nothing of interest on the economic calendar for today. Premarket gainers: DIVX, GT[More...]

Oil Past Peak Production

Sat, 14 Jul 2007 00:47:35 GMT

There are several major oil exporters which are at or past their peak levels of production. This is a very serious problem, and a recent report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) forecast that world oil demand is likely to outstrip world oil capacity with in 5 years. Of course, in reality, demand can not exceed supply or the market will not clear. However, prices would have to rise to the point where demand is suppressed enough to match the available supply, and that number is likely to be far higher than what we are seeing today, in real prices. Oil demand is highly correlated with economic growth and prosperity. So let's consider what happens if some of the major oil producers get to the point where their production starts to fall. Let's assume for the sake of convenience that the exporting country is consuming 50% of its production, so it produces two million barrels a day and exports one million. Now let's assume that its production fal[More...]

The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., The Last Resort Column: Rescuing a Stimulus Check on the Lamb

Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:47:00 GMT

Sep. 15--Dear Greg: Since June we have been trying to get my wife's $250 stimulus check from Washington.
I received mine in June.
We were told that her check had been sent to U.S. Bank in Minnesota.

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The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., The Last Resort Column: Rescuing a Stimulus Check on the Lamb

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