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- srt replied Feb 11, 2017
Seasonal history (17 years) has a rise starting mid february. Recent history a bit mixed. Everyone knows it's warming so not too easy to trade the "obvious" direction. Futures price in the "obvious" :-)
- srt replied May 7, 2016
I think higher as long as no daily close below 44 area on WTI cash. 44 area has quite a bit of "history" on weekly. ***BTW, oil could be quite volatile monday because of the Saudi news this weekend.
- srt replied Mar 10, 2016
1-XLE will have no drag from contango as it's an ETF of a group of energy companies. (See graph below showing the companies) 2-Place some trades on a DEMO account to see how much the cost is for holding a CFD. I think the swap costs will be way too ...
- srt replied Mar 10, 2016
1-No easy way around contango. You'll have it if you use futures or ETFs. Futures will need to be rolled or the ETF will have it done automatically. If the market gets a bit less bearish the contango will get reduced. If the market gets bullish the ...
- srt replied Mar 6, 2016
1-Don't pay attention to the price of the ETF. It doesn't rise price-for-price with oil. Just pay attention to the % and watch the price of oil to determine when you want to buy/sell. If oil rises 3% then the ETF will rise approx. 3%. 2-USO is not a ...
- srt replied Feb 7, 2016
IMO, GDXJ is better when gold prices are going up or there's consolidation in the industry but in a down market it's more risky than GDX. GDXJ is the junior (smaller) miners so they're usually more financially stressed if gold should continue to ...
- srt replied Jan 16, 2016
Jan. 20 is "last-trading-day" for feb. futures so your CFD broker is rolling to mar. futures. Anyone holding a position will have funds added/reduced from their account to allow for the change in price. ***The contango in the futures is a good ...
- srt replied Jan 13, 2016
MT4 is just a trading platform used by many forex brokers. ECN (Electronic Communication Network) is a term used to describe the type of broker. url Buying 100 lots will not affect the market. WAY too small.
- srt replied Jan 12, 2016
1-Brokers aren't in the business of sending out physical currencies. You need to go to a bank or financial institution to do the exchange. 2-Even though your broker might allow you to TRADE with 500:1 leverage, that doesn't mean you have increased ...
- srt replied Jan 11, 2016
1-NO, forex isn't considered a CFD. Forex is actual currency. A gold CFD is just a derivative of a gold contract so has no influence on the actual price of gold regardless of how much you buy/sell. 2-NO, you cannot receive physical from your broker ...
- srt replied Oct 30, 2015
Lengthy article on the fundamentals of natural gas. url
- srt replied Aug 7, 2015
I don't know estimated life expectancy but not running empty anytime soon. When that time comes there'll probably be plenty other discoveries to replace the loss. Iran might be coming back on the market soon so even more oil added to the glut ...
- srt replied Aug 6, 2015
Cost of production shows how much money was being made in the oil business being funded by most citizens. That will change now with huge savings to consumers over the long-term if oil stays at lower levels. With global daily oil consumption @ 94 ...
- srt replied Jun 10, 2015
Hi Rocky, I've always said there were a very small # of FF traders that I would give a live account to trade. You're one of the very few. Not too difficult to pick out the "real" traders from the "pretenders" after following them long enough. Thanks ...
- srt replied May 22, 2015
Chart service here. 58 area is important.
- srt replied May 17, 2015
OK, I don't know anything about buying or selling physical oil so must be a boring sunday :-) Probably more questions than answers but............ 1-Who gets into a business needing millions of barrels of oil without first making sure they have a ...
- srt replied May 12, 2015
UGAZ is a leveraged ETF which can be used for a short-term trade but don't hold it long-term unless you're short. The way the leveraged ETFs are calculated makes them perform worse than the underlying over the long-term. I short DGAZ ...
- srt replied Mar 15, 2015
Does this company have a name? Not enough information available. How much of the 2014 production was hedged? Most small companies have hedges on to protect from a drop to prevent financial troubles. When do their current hedges expire & @ what ...
- srt replied Feb 5, 2015
More nat. gas is being used all the time due to power plants being converted from coal to NG and more fleet vehicles are using NG. The problem though is the abundant supply & the ease in finding more. Fracking has been such a boom to production that ...
- srt replied Jan 6, 2015
I've been trading corn for several years & followed it my whole life growing up on a farm. If you're just a swing trader or scalper, I would suggest just trading with the charts. Just like oil, hedge funds will push prices beyond where the ...