Oil's $11 Rise in One Day drags down stocks »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 5 months, 4 weeks ago in Business & FinanceOil prices made their biggest single-day leap ever Friday, dragging the Dow Jones industrials down nearly 400 points and raising the once-unthinkable prospect of $150 oil and more record gas prices by the Fourth of July.
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simonsez5 months, 4 weeks ago
Hedge funds were caught short by the Israeli comment and had to cover.
I believe it will reverse itself Monday and continue to move downward ...
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Cityslicker5 months, 4 weeks ago
Here is how smart this is , Economic data shows worse unemployment rate since 1986 due to high Energy Prices .
Makes perfect sense to raise Oil Prices , seeing Oil Companies have made record breaking profits the first quarter and all 2 years past , wonder what the profits will be this quarter ?
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RichFatCat5 months, 4 weeks ago
...."dragging the Dow Jones industrials down nearly 400 points and raising the once-unthinkable prospect of $150 oil and more record gas prices by the Fourth of July...."
Foolish to think of $150 as "once-unthinkable" since the whole idea of bidding up oil as a speculative commodity is to get it up to above $300 per barrel and continue making a killing. Much more money can be made in speculating on oil than is made by producing or refining it. Personally, I believe huge profits can be made by those with the courage to stick with it up to $350 per barrel.
The Saudis have made it plain during Bush's visit that production is adequate and the price increase is due not to supply and demand, but as a result of a rapidly sinking dollar due to deficit spending and rampant speculation on oil as a commodity.
Get on board, little children, get on board!
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