In just ten trading days, oil hit a high, corrected by more than 5%, and then rallied back to hit a new all-time high of $119.97 yesterday. Since its low in 2001 of $17.45, there have been only five other periods where oil hit a high, corrected by at least 5% and then rallied back to new highs in such a short period. In those five periods, the average one week and one month returns were losses of 3.9% and 4.5%, respectively.

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    May 06 10:12 AM
    hehehehehehehehehehehe...
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    May 06 04:57 PM
    combine the high price of oil with the solar sell off (before today), and thats even more reason to grab the solars. even if you think its a fad, with $120 oil, it is hard to think its going to selloff hard...

    scott
    solarfeeds
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    May 07 09:31 AM
    crude oil prices are being manipulated ... and the bloody authorities are not doing anything about it

    how do you explain this constant run-up and the underlying volumes and big trades, and all the suspicious going-ons?

    see below:

    atimes.com/atimes/Glob......

    news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20...

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