These guys support the oil industry. I'm not a huge fan of the oil companies or the refineries. But as oil companies increase their exploration, service companies like Schlumberger and Halliburton will be the beneficiaries.
I believe the title says it all. i said in an earlier post for OIH that oil would come back. light sweet crude is back over 60/barrel. i'd say we're going to see 70 again before the summer. OIH price target of 150/share with other energy shares following the momentum of oil. look for buying opportunities on weakness, now is an excellent time to do so.
i'm sure at this point many speculators will see that the price of oil will either better 60, or draw back quite a bit. i'd bet that for the short term oil will correct a little and continue along it's uptrend. this will be in a concerted effort when the markets correct. i'll be looking into DVN. oil is a little overdue for a correction, i'd make a bet that it will very soon. if not, pay attention to your own disciplines!
Are you trying to parody yourself?…
If you want to call tops everywhere, you better study the current state of production-ready technology and not jump at every press-release from pie-in-the-sky Ivory Tower boffins.
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SPDR Gold Trust (NYSE: GLD) closed at $89.90. Gold is recently up 3.99% to $921.90 according to Bloomberg. GLD October option implied volatility is at 62, November is at 53; above its 20-week average of 30 according to Track Data, suggesting price movement.
Oil Services Holders (NYSE: OIH) closed at $97.60. Crude oil futures are recently down 4.98% to $82.2
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