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Oil Is in a Bubble. Yeah, Course It Is, Anatole
Thank goodness for MoneyWeek, that’s all I can say. Because, aside from a couple of noble souls at the Daily Telegraph, nobody else in the mainstream media gets it.
Mega Profits from the Oil Reserve 8 Times Bigger Than Saudi Arabia’s
Earlier this month, I questioned whether the recent spike in oil prices was a potential bubble. The price of crude has more than doubled in a year and there are some reasonable doubts whether oil can maintain these levels.
What’s Driving the Oil Bull, How Much Further It Will Go, and How Investors Can Profit
Exactly 12 months ago, West Texas Intermediate crude oil was trading at just under $63 a barrel.
Crude Finally Pulls Back
In the energy market Thursday, crude for July delivery pulled back after breaching the $135 level in overnight electronic trading, closing at $130.80/barrel, down $2.36. July reformulated gasoline dipped 7.03 cents, to $3.3297/gallon.
Global Investing Roundups: Friday, May 23rd, 2008
WTO’s Global Trade Deal; Ford’s Lowered Expectations; Surprise Decline in Jobless Claims; Oil Drags on Hang Seng; Wider Loss for B&N; Big Oil Spends $1.3 Million in 1Q Lobbying; Bill Miller Joins Ichan in Pressuring Yahoo; IEA to Probe World’s Oil Supply; Medtronic Coughs Up $75 Million to Settle Suit.
Welcome to the Party, Pal
You’ve likely heard of being “bushwhacked.” Well, yesterday the market got Fed-whacked. Notes from the Federal Reserve’s April 29-30 meeting were released and, boy, did they make for some unpleasant reading.
Where Will Future Oil Production Come From and How Can Investors Profit Today?
It is always impolite to ask a lady her age. But the oil bull market is certainly no lady, besides which, we know she is about ten years old.
Is Oil Becoming the ‘Mother of All Bubbles?’
We’ve all heard the story. Most of the world’s major oil deposits have already been discovered. The low-hanging fruit has been picked. The remaining oil supplies are tough to get at – and expensive to recover.
IEA says Oil Demand Will Fall
In the energy market Friday, crude for May delivery spun its wheels, closing at $110.14/barrel, up just 3 cents. May reformulated gasoline gained 1.52 cents, to $2.8073/gallon.
The Pain of 1982, IEA Slashes Oil Demand Forecast, As GE Goes, So Goes the Market, and More!
Consumers feeling all the pain of 1982… Bernanke, Paulson prescribe “Doritos” cure…IEA slashes oil demand forecast… Why it still won’t mean a return to $80 oil…As GE goes, so goes the market… What Wall Street is overlooking…A bold gold forecast…and the reason to take it with a grain of salt…Are we in a commodities bubble? Let the debate begin!
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