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Since EIA reports are always a week behind, this report should have its final and last withdraw, i say -158, good luck everyone
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His name Buffoon never goes away LOL that poor guy, and his next 60 dollars a share is i think around 2.50 a share and they annouce thier 4th quarterly results in a week or two, JRCC keeps going down instead of up, wonder what that report will look like.
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the selloff is continuing after hours, VIX is closed but checkout UVXY its still going up, i am betting a terrible week is ahead of us.
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Just checking out the VIX that is shooting up so i looked at UVXY and TVIX and thier shooting up, something is up with the market in stocks, good luck everyone
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The only scam is you, the PA Marcellus NG play area is the highest producing well areas of them all, also why dont you look up the news on CHK wells in oil, they went for gas and the wells are know producing alot of oil, CHK went from 16.50 to 20.50 in a month, take your lies and pump them else where. You coal stocks are trash and you will go down with them.
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Thermal coal prices going higher due to Columbian strike.
by sarah.cohen •Feb 8, 2013 4:19 PMJanuary 1st 2011 one of your holdings was OXF, next time i talked to you on this March 1st 2012 you still owned OXF and you didnt have OXF in your OOTM Put list, if you wish for me to prove it i can. you have been long on OXF and holding. Lisa your good at these MLPS and Trusts but when you lose money on one at least admit it just like i lost money on natural gas.......
lizahuang54321•Jan 4, 2011 2:35 AMFlag
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Since you are so fascinated by my holdings, here is a cut and paste of the names from my portfolio.
Oxford Resource... OXF
Keep in mine i kepted your profolio list out just that you owned OXF since January 4th - Reply to
Next 5 Projected EIA Storage Reports: Storage Deficit Versus 2012 To Widen Significantly + New Contest
by powerburnbtu •Feb 19, 2013 6:51 AMHello PB i see you called -125 and i called -129 anmd it was -127, now i hope that contest you are having shows up who guess what for next week, i cant see mine but my ID name is GUESSING LOL , i called for -158 and price of 3.28, this will be fun
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Volume today is extremely low, low volume can easily pump a stock up. Its like the longs are very cautious in buying. Fridays are usually down days and Mondays are up days, wonder if they dump on monday? This winter storm wasnt an issue in Chicago with an inch and a half of snow which is starting to melt. I will be interested in Monday, good luck everyone
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EIA, Crude up 4.1 million, Refinery rate at its lowest, oil production up
by fp718591 •Feb 21, 2013 5:07 PMNot fighting the momentum when i look at charts, RSI at 30 which is an easy quick reversal many times, the RSI indication is the oldest indicator and still used by many traders, i wont gamble to see the RSI drop another 10 to 15 points that doesnt make sence when option buyers might have to cover tomorrow, just to many March PUTS that could lose money, we will see tomorrow.
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EIA, Crude up 4.1 million, Refinery rate at its lowest, oil production up
by fp718591 •Feb 21, 2013 5:07 PMCan you show me where it states Crushing Supply? Heres what the artical says,,, Cushing Supply
Crude stockpiles at Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for New York futures, climbed 417,000 barrels to 50.7 million barrels last week, the EIA said. Supplies at the hub rose to a record 51.9 million barrels in the week ended Jan. 11.
Also i sold my DTO for a 2.80 a share profit, i dont peg highs and lows, i take profits when thier good, but you can tell us what you bought in at and sold at. I posted i bought at 41.08 -
By Mark Shenk - Feb 21, 2013 4:19 PM ET.
West Texas Intermediate oil in New York fell to the lowest level this year as a government report showed that U.S. crude stockpiles climbed to the highest level since July.
Futures dropped 2.5 percent after the Energy Information Administration said that supplies rose 4.14 million barrels last week to 376.4 million. A 2-million-barrel gain was projected, according to a Bloomberg survey. Production jumped to the most in more than 20 years. Markets also declined after the Federal Reserve signaled that it may consider slowing the pace of asset purchases, according to minutes of the Jan. 29-30 meeting, released yesterday.
“We’re awash in crude at the moment and it doesn’t look like that will change anytime soon,” said Adam Wise, who helps manage a $6 billion oil and gas bond portfolio as a managing director at Manulife Asset Management in Boston. “The significant increase in U.S. output is having a global impact. Plans to bring foreign oil here are being reassessed, making additional barrels available in other markets.”
WTI oil for April delivery dropped $2.38 to $92.84 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the lowest settlement since Dec. 31. It was the biggest decline since Nov. 20. The volume of all futures traded was 14 percent above the 100-day average at 4:18 p.m.
Brent Premium
Brent crude for April settlement fell $2.07, or 1.8 percent, to end the session at $113.53 a barrel on the London- based ICE Futures Europe exchange. It was the lowest settlement since Jan. 28. Volume was 45 percent above the 100-day average.
The European benchmark grade traded at a $20.69 premium to WTI futures, up from $20.38 yesterday. The gap expanded to $23.18 on Feb. 8, the widest since Nov. 26.
Oil’s decline accelerated after futures dropped below the 50-day moving average for the first time since Dec. 18, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Some investors use the average as a signal to buy or sell contracts.
The EIA, the Energy Department’s statistical arm, released its inventory report a day later than usual because of the Presidents Day holiday on Feb. 18.
U.S. crude production rose to 7.12 million barrels a day in the week ended Feb. 15, the most since August 1992, the EIA report showed. Output has gained 22 of the last 24 weeks as the combination of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has unlocked supplies trapped in shale formations in states including North Dakota, Texas and Oklahoma.
Cushing Supply
Crude stockpiles at Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for New York futures, climbed 417,000 barrels to 50.7 million barrels last week, the EIA said. Supplies at the hub rose to a record 51.9 million barrels in the week ended Jan. 11.
Refineries operated at 82.9 percent of capacity last week, the lowest level since March. Units are often idled for maintenance in February as attention shifts away from heating oil and before gasoline use rises.
“The fundamentals are reasserting themselves,” said Julius Walker, the global energy markets strategist at UBS Securities LLC in New York. “The market will be getting looser this quarter. Production in the U.S. and elsewhere is growing strongly and that’s feeding through into higher inventories.”
Several Fed policy makers said the central bank should be ready to vary the pace of its $85 billion in monthly bond purchases, according to the minutes released late yesterday. The debt buying, known as quantitative easing, aim to keep long-term rates low and support economic growth.
Fed Minutes
“The Fed minutes yesterday were certainly spooky for commodity markets,” said Bill O’Grady, chief market strategist at Confluence Investment Management in St. Louis, which oversees $1.4 billion. “They signal that quantitative easing may have an end point. This undermines a major support of the market.”
Commodities also declined as the dollar climbed against major currencies, curbing the appeal of dollar-denominated raw materials as an investment. The U.S. currency rose as much as 0.9 percent against the euro to the highest level since Jan. 10.
“We’re looking at a weaker, more volatile market, in the months ahead,” Wise said.
Western governments will revise their offer to Iran at talks on the country’s nuclear work next week, according to France’s Foreign Ministry. Stalled multilateral negotiations on the Islamic republic’s nuclear work are scheduled to resume in Kazakhstan on Feb. 26. The last round of talks between Iran and world powers, held in Moscow in June, failed to yield results.
Nuclear Claims
The U.S. and its allies say Iran may seek to make an atomic bomb, while the Islamic republic says developments are for civilian purposes. Sanctions aimed at stopping the program have hindered its ability to export oil. Iran pumped 2.6 million barrels a day in January, the lowest level since 1990, according to a Bloomberg survey of oil companies, producers and analysts.
Electronic trading volume on the Nymex was 547,175 contracts as of 4:18 p.m. It totaled 708,948 contracts yesterday, 35 percent above the three-month average. Open interest was 1.64 million.