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Oil at $65: A glimpse of what’s to come

Published on May 28, 2009

There are all sorts of catalysts that could send oil prices even higher. We are getting just a small dose of the action today and energy-related stocks are surging.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): It must feel good to be part of OPEC these days. Now that the threat of $30 per oil is [...]

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Bernanke steals OPEC’s power

Published on December 17, 2008

OPEC is meeting to discuss a major production cut. It’s goal is to boost prices back to the $75 level it deems fair. What it does not realize is the Federal Reserve has much more power than the cartel could ever dream of. Prices may rise, but it will not be because of an OPEC [...]

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Is a free market ever fair?

Published on December 1, 2008

The world’s oil producer are forgetting the basics of a free economy. When oil prices were soaring, OPEC loved a free market. But now that prices are plunging, it wants to implement artificial measures to stop the bleeding.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): My mother always told me that life is not fair. As [...]

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Oil and Russia: Check out the Market Vectors Russian ETF (RSX)

Published on November 20, 2008

Energy prices are plunging. Some of us love to see the decline. But countries like Russia and everybody in the OPEC cartel are counting pennies that were once dollars.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): I hate it when my day gets off to a rough start. One early-morning hitch tends to set off an [...]

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Wall Street Panic: Futures locked down

Published on October 24, 2008

Wall Street circuit breakers have popped. Futures trading is halted as investors are forced to bail out. It may look like panic, but we will recover. This is the day we have been waiting for.
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): This is looking like one of those days we will remember for a long, long [...]

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OPEC cuts create fantastic buying opportunity

Published on October 20, 2008

OPEC plans to meet later this week. A large cut in cartel oil production is widely anticipated. It will not be nearly enough to slow the oil industry’s downward spiral. Buy ETFs like UltraShort Oil and Gas ProShares (AMEX:DUG).

By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): Our good friends at OPEC are up to their same old tricks. [...]

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Crude prices plunge: Use an UltraShort ETF (DUG) to make 2-to-1 profits

Published on October 15, 2008

The global economy is screeching to a halt. Pretty soon, it will be obvious we are in reverse. That means oil prices will continue to plunge. Use an UltraShort ETF (AMEX:DUG) to profit from the downturn.

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OPEC prez: “Crude oil might drop as low as $70 a barrel!”

Published on July 29, 2008

“Investors became net sellers in the crude oil market last week for the first time since mid-February 2007.”

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Buy Kentz Corp (KENZ) and Profit from OPEC’s Trillions

Published on July 18, 2008

” Just as the Romans built reservoirs and aqueducts, the city states of the United Arab Emirates have been building desalination plants. Skyscrapers, power plants and airports have sprung out of the desert. They are building a future for themselves beyond oil – an empire built on financial services, luxury [...]

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Oil Prices Fall on Saudi Announcement

Published on June 9, 2008

“Al-Naimi has pumped hope back into the system after last week’s inflation terror hit the markets. Oil prices closed at $134.39 on the New York Merchantile Exchange.” — Stephanie Grimmett
by Stephanie Grimmett
Baltimore – (TFN): Well, at least oil prices are sensitive in both directions. Saudi Arabian oil minister Ali al-Naimi called for a conference [...]

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Emerging Markets: Profiting from Indonesia

Published on May 30, 2008

“If you were Indonesia, which countries would you rather have as your buddies? A bunch of sleazy, corrupt, idle ‘lottery winners’ such as Nigeria, Venezuela and Angola? Or would you prefer a set of hard-working and diligent neighbors such as Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand?” — Martin Hutchinson
by Martin Hutchinson
Baltimore – [...]

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Oil and Energy Investing: Who has the oil?

Published on January 2, 2008

 
"You wonder why the U.S. puts so much time and energy into the Middle East? This is why." — Christian DeHaemer, Crisis Trader

Blogger's note: We found an interesting map and a few good comments from our friend Christian DeHaemer in a recent Taipan Publishing Group Chart of the Day. And I thought you would find [...]

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