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Oil is going Higher!
OIL
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+5.02%
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(closed on 03/25/09)
Crude Oil appears to have bottomed at the end of February 2009. Over the last 2 weeks the Weekly oil inventory report has shown falling crude inventories. Also, OPEC will probably make further production cuts on March 15, 2009. Saudi Arabia will be the key to success for OPEC. If the Saudis support this production cut we have a chance at seeing crude rise between $10-$15 per barrel from these levels. This rise may go higher if we can see a decline in the dollar over the same time period. My Picks include UCO,DXO,UOY,DIG,OIL,USO,OIH,ERX,DBO.
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Hot Potato 1, 2, 3, Bait and switch.
OIL
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+0.00%
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(closed on 06/15/08)
Consider this speculation, Seeing many new stocks hit the market in 2006 just around the peak of Hurricane Katrina, new available stocks became available on the exchanges. Considering that the back ground of many of the stock or ETF's that buy up OIL contracts before they expire. <> <> Here's is some thing to think about, we all now what happened to the real estate market. A (BROKER) would finance an inflated Mortgage twice the value of a home that the buyer really could not afford. After a month or two the Mortgage would be sold off to a new holder. Then may switch banking hands on>>...
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Bearish on OIL ...
OIL
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+0.00%
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(closed on 06/14/08)
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Bearish on OIL ...
OIL
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-3.23%
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(closed on 06/14/08)
Looks like it may be a sell off of this stock the first time in a long time. June 13 2008. US Dollar to gain and strengthen, once the Dollar gains shows OIL USO UNG etc are to weaken in strength.
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From the Blogosphere
Hyperinflation Over-Hyped
<>There is a lot of skepticism about the plans of the Federal Government and the FED to defrost the credit markets through its many stimulus plans. One of the biggest fears for some investors is that pumping too much money in the system would lead to hyperinflation and a complete devaluation of the US dollar against hard assets such as gold, oil, land and others, which would eventually lead to everyone living in caves hunting for food. There are even several ETF tracking Gold (GLD), (IAU) and Crude Oil (USO), (OIL).
I disagree with those fears. First of all I do expect average inflation of 3% >...
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Economy- Economic News: The Fall Of The Dollar And The Rise Of Oil
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Do you remember last summer when oil surged and the greenback got pummeled? Get ready for Groundhog Day the sequel. <>Last week the dollar had its worst week since 1985 as the Federal Reserve Bank found another trillion dollars burning a hole in the taxpayers’ pocket. Don’t expect the dollar’s fate to improve this week as it’s Turbo Tax Tim Geitner’s turn with the credit card. It is expected that that Treasury will create a new government entity, the Public-Private Investment Program, to help purchase as much as $1 trillion in toxic assets on banks’ books.><>><><>><>><>><>>>...
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Still Thinking Oil
Here is a followup to yesterday's post...$$
So, after that post yesterday, I got a bunch of options for investing in oil. Check out this chart.
I tracked the (USO), (DBO), (OIL), and (DXO) ETF's that follow crude. The (DXO) is a leveraged fund in that it results will be outsized to the direction, plus or minus.
The takeaway is that on a percentage basis, they all, with the exception of the (DXO) track each other identically no greater than the current 6.5% differential.
The (DXO)...
Continued at Todd Sullivan's ValuePlays

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Still Thinking Oil
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Here is a followup to yesterday's post...$$<>
So, after that post yesterday, I got a bunch of options for investing in oil. Check out this chart.

I tracked the (USO), (DBO), (OIL), and (DXO) ETF's that follow crude. The (DXO) is a leveraged fund in that it results will be outsized to the direction, plus or minus.
The takeaway is that on a percentage basis, they all, with the exception of the (DXO) track each other identically no greater than the current 6.5% differential.
The (DXO) had a near 100% outperformance of the other three as oil rose into July and the downside to it has been roughly 5>...
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Still Thinking Oil
Here is a followup to yesterday's post...$$<>
So, after that post yesterday, I got a bunch of options for investing in oil. Check out this chart.

I tracked the (USO), (DBO), (OIL), and (DXO) ETF's that follow crude. The (DXO) is a leveraged fund in that it results will be outsized to the direction, plus or minus.
The takeaway is that on a percentage basis, they all, with the exception of the (DXO) track each other identically no greater than the current 6.5% differential.
The (DXO) had a near 100% outperformance of the other three as oil rose into July and the downside to it has been roughly 5>...
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