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I wanted to post one question but if you allow me I will post it here.
It is fundamental question: What kind of fundamental environment we have to have so that the Oil drops down? OK, until now we had bull market caused by the weak USD and the investors/speculators that are investing in cheap Oil. Lets forget for a while the dept that is hanging over the US and Europe and the consequence that may come after the collapse of fiat currencies! I am afraid to say it, but we are heading to very strong and very expensive for the world bull market! so what are your views!? greetings Last edited by hektor; 12-10-2010 at 10:25 AM. |
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@hektor, if we see a significant strengthening of the dollar, like we saw in the latter part of 2008, we may see oil drop. even then, there are those who say oil production has peaked, in which case oil could rise due to shortages.
@STL, looks like a good analysis to me, though i'd be interested if other timeframes are supportive. |
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Oh thank God i got rid of all the indicators and lines and other things that were making my brain go crazy... Now I am just with S/R levels and so far they are working beautifully. The Oil bounced off exactly of 87.29, for sure it will come back to test this level and there might be nice opportunity to take long!!
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The bullish case for oil?
No Need for OPEC Production Increase at Meeting, Saudi Oil Minister Says - Bloomberg |
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