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Dennis Ross and What He Means for Iran and the Price of
Oil -03/17/09 at 5:20
AM CDTby Reggie Abaca
Investors in oil (OIL, USO, USL) ought to pay
special attention to last month's appointment for the office of
"special advisor" on Middle East affairs to the United States
Secretary of State, Hilary Clinton. Is this person a thoughtful
middle of the road academic scholar? No. This person is
Dennis Ross, a former foreign affairs analyst for the ...
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Watch Out For Contango: Looking For The Best Long Term Oil Fund:
USO,... -03/06/09 at
10:48 PM CSTby Perry
Rod
It's really very simple. Go to any stock
comparison chart today and compare the popular United States Oil
Fund (USO), Barclay's iPath S&P GSCI Crude Oil Fund (OIL),
or PowerShares Crude Oil Double Long and compare these to The
United States 12 Month Oil Fund (USL) or PowerShares DB Oil
Fund. You will find that USL and DBO outperform the
res...
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The United States Oil Fund: A Way to Short The
Market? -02/19/09 at
6:34 PM CSTby Reggie
Abaca
With fewer people working in the United States,
fewer people have been driving. It had been assumed that this
would cause a new trend of falling consumption of oil, as was the
case in the early 1980's. But hold on there. Oil prices
shot up on Thursday after government data showed that oil
inventories unexpectedly fell and consumption may...
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Peak Oil Fears Are Not Translating Into Higher Oil
Prices -02/11/09 at
10:56 PM CSTby Reggie
Abaca
The talking heads on television are leading an
overwhelming chorus of opinion that says, "this financial crisis
was caused by loose lending practices." But what caused loose
lending practices? The answer will be obvious to those who
specialize in risk assessment. Overall loose lending
practices are caused by a loose belief that overall growth is
in...
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Benjamin Netanyahu, Peak Oil, And a World On The
Brink -01/29/09 at 6:44
PM CSTby Reggie Abaca
The election of Democrat Barack Obama has
managed to calm the wary nerves of those who feared the idea of an
expanded worldwide war. There is a sense of calm on that
front and an entirely new focus on the devastating economic crisis
of today. Even investors in the crude oil (OIL) market are,
for now, sitting back and taking a breath, perhaps c...
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Peak Oil Production in Russia Suggests Worldwide Supplies on the
Brink -01/26/09 at
12:25 AM CSTby Reggie
Abaca
Russian oil production decreased for the first
time in 10 years according to Vedomosti, a Russian newspaper.
The decrease was only 0.7%, while exports were reduced more
dramatically year over year, down 6.2%. The fall in Russian
production may be a major turning point in worldwide crude oil
production. While OPEC nations such as top producer S...
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Is Oil Staging A Comeback Because of War
Speculation? -12/31/08
at 1:24 PM CSTby Perry
Rod
Israel's attack on Gaza has a lot people
wondering whether or not their aggressive move is a prequel for an
Iranian attack. An attack on Iran would send oil prices
soaring as Iran's only immediate line of defense would be to blame
the United States and disrupt ships that go through the Persian
Gulf. Indeed, with light trading in crude oil futures an...
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OPEC Makes No Decision on Production Cuts
-11/29/08 at 3:54 PM
CSTby Reggie Abaca
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting
Countries left a Cairo meeting without an agreement to cut
production, according to various media reports. In recent years,
the international oil cartel has seen significant disagreement
between its member countries, especially between U.S. allies in
Arab nations like Saudi Arabia and U.S. adversaries Iran and
V...
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Exxon Breaks Records and Ignites Passions
-10/30/08 at 12:08 PM
CDTby Reggie Abaca
Exxon Mobil (XOM) today shattered a record it
had itself created today, reported income Thursday that shattered
its own record for the biggest profit from operations by a U.S.
corporation, earning $14.83 billion in the third quarter. That is
sure to ignite the raw passions of the political world. Look
for the presidential candidates to jump all ove...
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