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PowerShares DB Crude Oil Short ETN (SZO)

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  • Oil ETFs Look Slippery by Don Dion
    Avoid chasing the recent run in oil prices…WATCH NOW To access my special Market Outlook for 2010 report, click here Try my new ETF Action newsletter today! click here More »
    December 2, 2009 • IEZ, USO, SZO
  • Short Oil ETF’s Surge As Crude Inventories Rise (ERY, DDG, DTO, DUG, SZO) by ETF Daily News
    (Visit: www.etfdailynews.com) Oil prices fell below $64 a barrel today with more signs emerging that consumers are cutting back where they can, notably on energy costs. The summer driving season has been a bust for industries that rely heavily on summer travel because consumer’s are... More »
    July 29, 2009 • SZO, DUG, DTO
  • 4 Articles to Read This Week by Scott's Investments
    A few recent articles worth reading:First, is it time to short oil and long natural gas? Bespoke Investment Group suggests in this article that when the current ratio between oil/natural gas is over 18 like it is now, that natural gas outperforms oil. Unfortunately, they do not provide the... More »
    June 10, 2009 • SZO, UNG
  • Fundamentals Don’t Support $55-$60/Barrel Oil by Individual Global Investor
    May 18, 2009  by Bryan Banish –Individual Global Investor The recent run up in oil prices to near $60 per barrel are both surprising and concerning to me. While oil pulled back some last week, it still trades in the $55-$60 range. It is dangerous to make a near term... More »
    May 18, 2009 • UCO, DTO, SZO
  • Oil at $50/bbl - where now from here? by Ildar Davletshin
    I think oil has more chances of going down than up from here. My main reasons for oil corrections are the following:1. Marginal cost of production - In the long-run supply curve is determined by production costs of a marginal supplier. The key feature of oil supply curve is that for majority of... More »
    April 20, 2009 • SZO, DTO
  • The Risk to Oil ETFs by Hedged In
     In Lessons on How to Guzzle Less Gas, From Europe and Japan, author Jad Mouawad cites some interesting stats:Oil use in the US rose over 20% between 1973 and 2007. During that time, Germany and France cut their oil demand by 25%, and Japanese demand is flat.Gasoline taxes in the US... More »
    April 6, 2009 • UCR, UBN, JJE

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