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This One Is Not Yet On City Radars

City fashion is a dangerous thing. Its followers rarely come out smiling. So although there is a chorus now calling for mergers and acquisitions in the small company sector, this seems more to do with fund managers’ concerns about illiquid stocks than any ...
Read More | Date 25/11/2008
Penny Sleuth

Oil Outlook

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The Price Of Oil Is Set To Rocket By 82%

The price of oil has now fallen by 63% from its peak in July. But it is now set for a massive rebound. Let me show you why... On Wednesday, the International Energy Agency released its annual World Energy Outlook report. And guess what the IEA predicts? Oil at ...
Read More | Date 14/11/2008
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Oil : Where Now Is The Tipping Point?

BY TOM BULFORD News that Royal Dutch Shell is to halt development of its vast Canadian tar sands project is a sign of changing times in the oil industry - and one that will not be well received at the AIM-listed provider of data to the oil industry, ...
Read More | Date 10/11/2008
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How The Falling Oil Price Could Give You A Double Profit Play

The price of oil has taken a beating over the last four months. It has now fallen 56% from its peak of $147.27 on July 11th. You may say that’s a good thing. It means cheaper petrol at the pump, after all. With the Christmas shopping season just around the corner, ...
Read More | Date 06/11/2008
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Oil : Where Now is the Tipping Point?

News that Shell is to halt development of its vast Canadian tar sands project is a sign of changing times in the oil industry – and one that will not be well received at the AIM-listed provider of data to the oil industry, GETECH. This is a pity because last ...
Read More | Date 04/11/2008
Penny Sleuth

The Battle For Global Resources Is Heating-Up

How China’s thirst for oil could give you a huge profit opportunity Last Friday, leaders of the OPEC oil cartel met in Vienna to try and halt a collapse in the price of oil... They slashed global production by 1.5 million barrels a day. But it wasn’t enough. ...
Read More | Date 30/10/2008
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Returning to the Bahamas

My American neighbours have just returned from a brief visit to the States. They report that the price of a gallon of petrol over there has fallen from $4 to $2.80. Would that we had seen a reduction of the same scale in this country! Of course, we haven’t because ...
Read More | Date 28/10/2008
Penny Sleuth

The Biggest Thing in the Oil Business

Alan Burns knows what it is like to be on an off-shore drilling rig during a hurricane. ‘It’s the noise’, he explained. ’That’s what you don’t expect.’ But the prospect of finding himself in this situation again does not deter him. ‘Oil rigs today are safe,’ ...
Read More | Date 18/09/2008
Penny Sleuth

The Next Oil-Price Shock Will Be At Christmas

The bombs will start falling at Christmastime. It could get very nasty. All the players are primed and ready... and it could lead to one of the biggest oil shocks the world has ever seen. Iran’s nuclear facilities will be bombed. The attack plan has already been ...

The Diet Is Over: US Oil Consumption Is About To Surge

The diet is over: US oil consumption is about to surge "Oil consumption has fallen enough to bring prices sharply lower," declared the Vancouver Sun on Monday morning. This means oil will plunge below $100 a barrel, it said. Oil responded by rallying 8% over the ...

Oil Outlook

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