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- fierceman replied Jul 21, 2008
I am not looking to short it. That's why I mentioned the 50% level at $100.00 - perhaps good place to start building longs again. I was just wondering if any of the other guys here shorted it.
- fierceman replied Jul 21, 2008
Did anyone short that move last week? This could be the long awaited correction. Any thoughts? Important 50% fib is at $100.00.
- fierceman replied May 22, 2008
Good on you, mate. Bicycles are the most efficient form of transportation in the world. I suggest some fenders/splash guards for that bike though, or the ladies won't be impressed. Thanks for recommending the book.
- fierceman replied May 19, 2008
I have edited my post to say "resistance" instead of s/r... That is what I really meant to say . Anyway, of course there are going to be corrections, probably even major ones, but what I'm saying is that trading against that trend with no reliable ...
- fierceman replied May 19, 2008
Guys, what happened to trading WITH the trend and never trying to pick tops? I'm sure there are going to be some shorting opportunities along the way, but the trend is unmistakably uni-directional and we are in uncharted waters in terms of price so ...
- fierceman replied Apr 29, 2008
As long as I'm in "Mr. Rogers' Neighbourhood" (Jim Rogers, that is) I don't think I'll worry too much. Most serious businesses here are actually run by ethnic Chinese, so further domination by China might not be such a bad deal. As long as they ...
- fierceman replied Apr 29, 2008
Maybe they'll use Chavez's head as the drill bit. I think he's actually doing America a favour by being such an idiot. By driving the Venezuelan economy into ruin, despite high oil prices I might add, he is setting the stage for American domination ...
- fierceman replied Apr 29, 2008
Brazilian oil fields fraught with difficulty: url
- fierceman replied Apr 21, 2008
Refining capacity is also a huge issue, and could prove to be the next bottleneck even if crude production manages to rise, particularly because more and more of the new crude being produced is heavy and difficult to refine. Also, according to ...
- fierceman replied Apr 18, 2008
During the monsoon season, I do wish for a car sometimes I hear what you're saying about practicality, but it really won't be practical for people to pay $1,000 to fill up their tanks either, and yet the way we're going it seems inevitable (yes, ...
- fierceman replied Apr 18, 2008
Where did I say anything about blaming America? Those are your own words. While America has it's share of the blame, by no means have I ever tried to single it out other than to say that America is one of the few places in the world where a solution ...
- fierceman replied Apr 17, 2008
With the cost of energy rising at this pace, and the amount of economic destruction our environmental problems are causing, environment saving and money saving are slowly becoming synonymous. Too bad it took so long. That is the key weakness of free ...
- fierceman replied Apr 17, 2008
They are phasing it in in the US starting 2012. It has already been signed into law. It's pretty amazing when you look at the numbers actually: url
- fierceman replied Apr 17, 2008
Absolutely, that's why I said: I would say most. The only new finds these days are miniscule (compared to past finds and compared to demand), difficult to bring up or low quality crude. While I don't think world production is necessarily at a peak ...
- fierceman replied Apr 16, 2008
True. 8bn barrels is a nice find (enough to supply the world for about 95 days btw). Colombia is developing its 10bbn reserves. Also there is huge potential in Greenland (as much as 50bn under ground and another 30bn offshore). However, Cantarell, ...
- fierceman replied Apr 15, 2008
The Vice President of Lukoil says Russian production has PEAKED. If true, this is a very serious statement and could have an enormous impact on oil prices and the world economy. Source: url (you have to register).
- fierceman replied Jan 8, 2008
In sports, if you wait for No.1 to actually fall, then it's already too late to place a bet. Same thing in fx. If you wait for the USD to fall too far, then you've already missed the opportunity. It's those who can anticipate the fall, and put their ...
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