Eagle-Chief

Thursday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

To adapt a line from the movie "Amadeus" where the king says "Too many notes." I say "Too many charts." Too many Charts.

Cost of Higher Commodities

As I said before, you men are men of few words...

However, your statistic above about the daily cost of commodities seems ludicrous. Commodoties have fallen. Yeah, we know that. But to say that the daily increase in cost of commodoties have fallen from $4.77 to 36 CENTS per person is UNBELIEVABLE. You dudes are surely gullible. Surely, you must have taken this info from the massive propaganda/fraud machine that is pouring out of the U.S. Government Office of Misinformation.

Yeah commodities have fallen, but to think the increase in commodities has fallen from $4.77 to 36 cents is foolish.

Try disseminating some intelligent information boys. And maybe something a little more subsantive.

The Reverse Wealth Effect

Chris -

good article, however, your point about the price of oil increasing because of "....it is becoming increasingly difficult and more expensive to get oil out of the ground. Much of the world’s low hanging fruit has already been snatched from the oil patch."
C'mon, Chris. Think about it. If we believe this, we're all being taken for a bunch of suckers. Other factors such as government policies (not allowing for drilling in many parts of the USA, especially offshore) affect the price of oil. Turmoil in the mideast may also adversely affect the price of oil, and the falling dollar is a huge factor. But your argument above, no Chris, I don't fall for this one.

Take at the one year crude oil spot price here:
www.wtrg.com/daily/cls...
Oil went from about $65/barrel one year ago to $138/barrel today.

C'mon Chris. Think again. We're being taken for suckers.