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Schork Oil Outlook: Gambling on WTI HorseraceYesterday (Tuesday), the DOE released its latest Short Term Energy Outlook (STEO) to mixed reactions. Prices rose in the hour after the release but the recovery did not have any legs and the markets stagnated to close. Understandably, this month?s STEO has few surprises.Farrell: Why France's 'Economic Government' Idea is Half-BakedEurope is looking (maybe) to form a Eurozone Monetary Fund with powers similar to the International Monetary Fund. Morici: Greece's Tragedy and Naked Swaps It never ceases to amaze how political leaders can shamelessly blame free markets and faceless speculators for the consequences of their lousy financial decisions. Dorn: Yes, Traders Do Want to LoseIt is estimated that some 50% of all traders have a subconscious desire to lose. This is a remarkable figure, but I see it over and over again in many traders?including my former self.Schork Oil Outlook: Iran, NatGas and Coal for ElectricityThe volatility of natural gas prices has dropped precipitously. This is in line with prices decoupling from the rest of the energy complex. As such, chatter regarding the ability of gas to replace aging, less efficient coal-fired power generation is picking up. Farrell: There Are No Coincidences The Fed has made a lot of noise about the unconventional methods Bernanke and company will use to withdraw the vast stimulus that has been pushed into the system. Schork Oil Outlook: Recovery in Unlikely Places? Last Monday, Larry Summers, chair of the National Economic Council and quasi-architect of Pres. Obama?s recovery plan, told CNBC that that past snowstorms had ?distorted [payroll numbers] by 100,000 to 200,000 jobs? and that it would be ?very important to look past whatever [Friday?s] figures are to gauge the underlying trends.? A scary statement by implication, and analysts braced for the worst. Farr: Are You Sure It?s A Bull? It Tastes Like ChickenIn this commentary I will explain why I?m cautious; how I could be wrong; what?s at stake for me and my clients; and how we?re invested. |
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Latest Posts from Jim Rogers blog |
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▪ Rogers On India ▪ Latest Bloomberg Video Interview, March 2010 ▪ Watch The Whole World ▪ They Should Let Greece Go Bankrupt. It Would Be Good For The Euro. ▪ Greece Bankruptcy Would Be Good for Euro
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Latest Posts from Marc Faber blog |
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▪ The Debt Trouble In The US ▪ China`s Overcapacity ▪ If You Believe In Equities Buy Vietnam, Malaysia Or India ▪ There Are Better Alternatives Than US Stocks ▪ Gold Will Outperform Paper Currencies Like The Euro And The US Dollar
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Latest Posts from Henrique Simoes
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▪ Delta Petroleum (DPTR) Surging In Pre-Market. Earnings Release. ▪ Delta Petroleum (DPTR) Conference Call. Refiners Keep Rallying. ▪ Natural Gas Seasonality. ▪ OPEC, Delta Petroleum And New Highs For The S&P 500 Index. ▪ Warning Signals: Bulls Are Full Of Themselves.
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Latest Posts from Mad Money |
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▪ Lightning Round OT: Chemspec International, DuPont and More ▪ Lightning Round: Electronic Arts, Tyson Foods, Netflix and More ▪ Making Money Off the Middle Kingdom ▪ A Bank Rally? Yes ? But Here?s Why ▪ Mad Money's Most Memorable Moments
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Latest Posts from Fast Money |
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▪ Tech Trading: Secrets From The Bubble ▪ Fast Forward ? Thursday March 11th ▪ China Inflation To Derail Recovery? ▪ Turkey: Opportunity Amid The Turmoil ▪ Is Oil Acting Up, Again?
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Latest Posts from Bill Cara blog |
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▪ Bill Cara?s Blog for March 11, 2010 ▪ Tables & Charts for Wednesday, Mar 10th, 2010 ▪ Bill Cara?s Blog for March 10, 2010 [See post-close report] ▪ Tables & Charts for Tuesday, Mar 9th, 2010 ▪ Bill Cara?s Blog for March 9, 2010 [See post-close report]
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Latest Posts from Kirk Report |
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▪ Lucky Charms Portfolio ▪ Make It Fun ▪ Dave Landry ▪ Sacrifice For Success ▪ Jeff Pietsch
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Latest Posts from Random Roger |
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▪ It Is Not Supposed To Snow This Much In March ▪ More Montier ▪ Jim Rogers Says Watch It All ▪ Continued Financial Fiasco? ▪ Sunday Morning Coffee
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