CNOOC Ltd. (CEO)

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    fatcat
    Sep 06 01:37 PM
    The Chinese Oil Problem [view article]
    good article,enlightening Reply
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    WEBISKING
    Sep 06 05:22 AM
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    The Chinese Oil Problem [view article]
    I enjoyed this very well done Reply
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    ThereIsHope
    Sep 04 11:27 PM
    The Chinese Oil Problem [view article]
    interesting site to share...themanhattanprojectof2... Reply
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    Chandler
    Lutz
    Sep 04 04:30 PM
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    The Chinese Oil Problem [view article]
    Great Article! I have to agree with you that major integrated oil companies are not the way to play oil right now. After all with continued demand destruction in gasoline (at least in the US) and falling oil prices and an increase in the tax on dividends could spell trouble for the majors. If you really wanna play oil the safest is undoubtedly through the service companies like Schlumberger... These companies will continue to see business especially as oil becomes harder to find... Reply
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    Chris B
    Sep 04 04:30 PM
    The Chinese Oil Problem [view article]
    Now I wonder if the same government interventionalism will apply to PBR.

    Also, if PTR did this badly in an environment of skyrocketing bubble prices, how badly will they do at $100/bbl?     Reply
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    ForecastS.Co
    m
    Aug 28 05:17 PM
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    General Discussion on CEO
    An upswing to retest $158 mCade yesterday (Aug. 27, 2008) is probable. But after that a down swing to $146 is expected. Therefore, this is a bearish quick trade of about $8 to $12 in expected profit, depending on where you short it.

    It is likely that CEO will dip below $146 to about $145 or somewhat lower. However, I'll be conservative and simply be satisfied with the bulk of the short-term swing, and leave a little on the table.

    To be fair, I also consulted the forecast for CEO provided by ForecastS.com, but the extra interpretation and the target price are based on my own review of the price chart for CEO. Note that there was a price gap on 8-27-2008 and I expect that to be filled.

    Note this is very short-term trading and I expect the target to be met within a week or less.

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    pachanguero
    Aug 28 09:09 AM
    Houston to Obama: Smell the Oil [view article]
    Oh and for you who think you can confiscate my money with your socialism you are wrong. I have moved it offshore. So go to hell with your socialism Reply
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    pachanguero
    Aug 28 09:07 AM
    Houston to Obama: Smell the Oil [view article]
    Obama will say anything to get elected. His is looking for people to worship hi because his daddy ran off on him and his mommy really didn't want him so she had the grandparents raise him.

    The guy smoke two packs a day and has a He-she bitch of a wife.

    I really can't stand McCain however I will be voting for him in 08.

    Why? Because Obama has really issues. That's why he hung out at that racist church. He was looking for a daddy and a mommy.     Reply
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    dc1
    Aug 27 12:28 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Great job. Thanks. Reply
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    dg arc
    Aug 27 10:28 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    well put npnb
    whilst we are at it npnb please note that
    in your statement '........................ currency' should actually read china's currency     Reply
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    npnb
    Aug 27 08:49 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Please note that the "¥" sign means Japanese Yen and not Chinese Yuan or RMB which is Chinas currency. Reply
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    The Truth
    Seeker
    Aug 27 08:33 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Humm… Fannie, Freddie Mortgage Profit Reaches 10-Year High …. Interesting article on Bloomberg.com today… Is the sky still falling said Chicken Little… I do not think so… Reply
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    mkreisel
    Aug 23 07:06 PM
    Pick Your Favorite Petro-Fascist [view article]
    If Congress were not so stubborn in preventing more drilling, some idiots would have pumped our continental shelves empty for $15 a barrel.

    Alaska and continental shelves are our ultimate strategic petroleum reserves.

    Soon there will be a day when the world comes begging for our oil, natural gas, corn, and wheat.     Reply
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    pilot dan
    Aug 21 05:39 PM
    Pick Your Favorite Petro-Fascist [view article]
    Ladies and Gentlemen, there is nothing new here except that now the public is finally waking up to the truth. But what they also do not fully realize is just how much Congress's inaction has helped contribute to our currrent situation. We need more production of every viable energy source.

    What is a viable enrgy source you ask. One that is readily avialable at a reasonable cost. Such as natural gas, clean nuclear with recghargable fuel rods like the current (French design nuclear reactors), wind power, hydro-electric and geothermal. Also more drilling for our own oil plus building clean coal to liquids facilities.

    What is not viable is ethanol from corn.

    To put this in an easier to visualize context. The average cost of one killowatt hour of electricty in N.C. is 7 cents, the cost in Connecticut is 11.2 cents, Why the large difference?

    For electricity the cost basis needs to be around 9 cents per KWH or less. For automotive fuel the cost needs to be around $4.00 per gallon or less. Anything significantly above this will sink families and businesses.

    Tell your Congresmen and Senators especially the Democrats to get their heads out of the sand and act to provide abundant and affordable energy from all sources including drilling off shore.     Reply
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    zooey
    Aug 21 04:09 PM
    Pick Your Favorite Petro-Fascist [view article]
    Good question. Obviously the US imports 70% of its oil and almost all of that from government owned energy firms. It is petro politics and the US firms are too technically oriented to play well, and just skip Congress, it is not sure what is happening. I think you make money in oil ventures everywhere, substitutes that are economically feasible, and in new technology that increases efficiency. Finally, I suspect all will find that we love the bomb, excuse me, the nuclear fix. I know I do and I am from the coal/oil era of a hundred years ago. It is a transition which was known by one writer as creative destruction. I suspect we will make it, even if I must the next temporary steady state. Reply
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