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    • Geologist: In Terms of Supply and Demand, the Oil Peak Is Past [view article]
      Good article. Nobody wants to hear the truth. Aug 22 12:49 PM
    • Transocean Reports Solid Earnings, Time to Short? [view article]
      Sounds like a million dollar investment thesis. Aug 07 12:53 PM
    • Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
      You are exactly right re the trading. They are all doing it and it's basically the only thing keeping this market afloat. There's no way it works in the long term unless Bergabe ups the ante even further. If anything the Fed should be demanding a cut on the taxpayers behalf. May 30 07:59 AM
    • Uranium: Safely and Efficiently Powering the Future [view article]
      CCJ is up 10% in the past 5 days May 09 10:59 AM
    • America's On Sale - and the World's Buying [view article]
      Markets aren't moving south because Bergabe gave the I-banks $30B to trade with, it has nothing to do with foreign buyers. Apr 11 02:07 PM
    • Oil, Iraq and U.S. Foreign Policy: A Way Forward [view article]
      Your reasoning behind the war is certainly true, but I believe your assessment of other countries behaviors prior to and following the war is naive at best. Prior to the war the French and Russians were trying to have sanctions lifted for Saddam so that their oil companies would be the sole developers of Iraqi Oil. Moreover, the assertion that Putin and Co. were not going to do their internal resource grab, is at best, wishful thinking. Look at what he's done in consolidating political power and destroying their free media. The Chinese would be buying up oil and other natural resources anyplace they can whether or not the Iraqi war even happened. Finally, Chavez is simply following the route of any dictator wack-job. If they were solely a sugar producing company he'd try to toss out all the "evil" foreign sugar companies too.

      Your solution would seem to be satisfactory only if other countries put soldiers on the ground AND paid the US government compensation for a portion of our cost of occupation. Moreover given Peak Oil and the turn around time required for oil field production the price drop would likely be dramatically less than expected. While such a move would have better benefits than our current status quo I do not think they would be as large as you envision.       Apr 09 11:12 AM
    • Brother, Who Can Spare Another Dime for Oil? [view article]
      You ARE really giving Ben Stein a run for his money for worst financial reporting. Apr 08 04:22 PM
    • Meredith Whitney Threatens Severe Deflation For Your Portfolio [view article]
      You are giving Ben Stein a run for his money as worst financial columnist. Mar 31 02:36 PM
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