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Nico Isaac
8/26/2008 4:30:00 PM
The energy in-crowd spends more time watching changes in climate patterns than Al Gore. Their main goal: Spot “bullish” storm activity in oil producing regions that could damage supply and therefore, spark a rise in prices. Problem is, hurricane activity means hooey to oil's overall trend...
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Crude oil, oil, hurricane, gustav, Energy
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Energy
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Nico Isaac
8/25/2008 4:45:00 PM
It’s official: The five-year long Commodity boom has gone from white-hot to white-not. To wit: since the start of July 2008, the futures markets have seen more jaw-dropping free falls than the Beijing Olympics diving competition...
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Commodities, oil, Gold, Silver, Corn, CRB, us dollar, bubble
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Commodities
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Nico Isaac
7/24/2008 4:15:00 PM
July 11, 2008 was the unofficial D-Day for the Crude Oil market. “D” -- as in, DOWN. From that most recent peak, oil prices have plummeted more than $20, to a two-month low. The real shocker: On that date, a perfect fundamental bullish storm SHOULD HAVE sent crude prices to the moon...
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Crude oil, Energy, oil, futures, Commodities, orange juice
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Energy
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Nico Isaac
7/16/2008 4:45:00 PM
In the end, fundamental analysis masks the true “sound” of a market’s underlying trend. In the case of oil: The most recent selloff in crude kicked off on July 11. One day earlier, on July 10, EWI's Energy Specialty Service acknowledged the downside potential in the market’s near-term future...
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Crude oil, Energy, oil, economic woes
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Energy
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Nico Isaac
6/23/2008 4:30:00 PM
On June 20, Elliott Wave International’s Metal's Specialty Service gave the GOLD “Bears the benefit of the doubt” and increased the odds for a major “breakdown.” Flash ahead to Monday June 23 and behold: Gold prices dropped like a lead balloon… tied to the end of a falling meteorite in a $30 per ounce slide to fresh, one-week lows.
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Gold, Precious metals, yellow metal, oil, dow jones industrial average
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Precious Metals
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Euan Wilson
6/3/2008 5:00:00 PM
Everyone's complaining about it because everyone is a consumer: Oil prices seem to show up in everything we buy. From the gas pump to electricity to food to the cost of Saran Wrap, oil rules our wallets. Question is: Do oil prices also rule the financial markets? Here's one answer...
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prechter's perspective, oil, Prices, mania, Manias, News, Media
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Energy
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Vadim Pokhlebkin
5/27/2008 5:30:00 PM
Watch this free video clip EWI's own Jim Martens recorded for his Currency Specialty Service subscribers on May 9. If you remember, at that time, the USD had gained strongly, and rumors were flying that it would gain even more. But watch this video and see how simple Elliott wave techniques can help you bet against the crowd's opinion…
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u.s. dollar, oil, Federal Reserve, european central bank, eurusd, euro-dollar, forex
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Currencies
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Nico Isaac
5/6/2008 6:00:00 PM
These days, there’s more round-the-clock press coverage of soaring oil prices than of the Democratic party's primary elections. And, much like those political contests, each day the mainstream “experts” offer a new twist on the outcome...
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oil, democratic primary, obama, clinton, supply shortage, weak dollar, Crude oil, Energy
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Energy
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Nico Isaac
5/5/2008 5:00:00 PM
Each day, the mainstream financial media engages in a game of Cat and Mouse. Here’s how it goes: Various commodity experts chase after the rapidly fleeing fundamentals in hopes of catching a “live” explanation for the day’s price action. For a real-world example, consider the chase of the usual suspects during COFFEE's winning streak in late February.
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coffee futures, Commodities, softs, oil, us dollar, Dow, Energy
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Commodities
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Nico Isaac
4/3/2008 10:15:00 AM
On April 1, leaders of the top five U.S. oil companies stood before Congress to answer the following charge: Becoming filthy stinking rich off skyrocketing energy prices while Joe Public bleeds his pension dry in an effort to pay for gasoline.
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big oil, Energy, Commodities, congress, oil, u.s. dollar
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Energy
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