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Oil Outlook

Easy Ways to Cash in on Pain at the Petrol Pump

Dear Reader, $72 per barrel and still rising… Oil has been one of the most brilliant investments this year. It’s already up by 125% from its lows this year. Back in February you could have bought a barrel of oil for just over $32. If you are a regular Right Side ...
Read More | Date 12/06/2009
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Supply & Demand For Oil

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Oil Price Surges to a Six-Month High - With More Room to Grow

Oil prices recently surged over $65 a barrel... and there’s no sign of it stopping. Mostly, it’s bullish comments from OPEC and a fall in US crude inventories that are giving it this boost. The ‘recovery fever’ that seems to have gripped markets isn’t hurting ...
Read More | Date 01/06/2009
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Despite a Surge in the Price of Crude, Oil Stocks aren't following

The rebound in crude oil prices during the past five months hasn’t given much of a boost to the world’s biggest oil companies. Take a look at the chart below. It shows the percentage change in crude oil prices versus oil company stocks for the past five months. ...
Read More | Date 20/04/2009
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Two Investments that will Profit from a Falling Dollar

Today I would like to show you two investments set to profit from the decline of the US dollar. Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve looked at why the greenback’s future looks bleak. The flip-side is that as it falls, it has a positive effect on the price of ...
Read More | Date 09/04/2009
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Looking for the next oil "doubler"

Dear Reader, It’s hot in Kurdistan. The sun beats down relentlessly, the sand shimmers and the camels plod their weary way across the dunes. But it’s really not the climate that’s of interest to us as investors. It’s not the sand either. It is what lies ...
Read More | Date 06/04/2009
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Why The Saudi Royals Will Stop At Nothing To Ramp Up The Oil Price

It was cloudy in the Algerian city of Oran on Wednesday…and a fairly pleasant 14 degrees in the open air… But the assembled leaders of the OPEC oil exporters’ cartel must have been feeling rather hot under the collar. Since hitting a peak of $147 in July this ...
Read More | Date 19/12/2008
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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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This Superstar Small Cap Doubled In 16 Months

In these harsh times, it’s good to speak to a businessman who is happy with life. ‘Round here’, John Hayward told me, ‘manufacturers are doing pretty well. Not, of course, if they are supplying the building trade. But if they are exporting, they are doing fine.’ ...

Solving the Oil Shortage Puzzle

Necessity, as I am sure I need not remind you, is the mother of invention. And no economic need is greater than that for energy. Despite this, the oil and gas industry spends relatively little on research and development. True, it spends vast amounts towing ...

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 ...
Read More | Date 22/08/2008
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Supply & Demand For Oil

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Your capital is at risk when you invest in shares – you can lose you some or all of your money, so never risk more than you can afford to lose. Figures may refer to the past or be forecasts. Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results. The FSA does not regulate certain activities, including the buying and selling of commodities such as gold. If in doubt about the suitability or taxation implications of any investment, seek independent financial advice.