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Bullish on OIH ... Graphic_rating_buy OIH
81%
 +9.86%
in 84 days
(closed on 05/02/09)
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By  supertrendtrader   (+5.29%  risk: conservative)  02/07/09 Comment


OIH is looking over sold Graphic_rating_buy OIH
Buffet_1_
52%
 -8.10%
in 430 days
With the dollar rising and oil sinking there should be a bounce tomorrow. This is a one day play good luck tomorrow.
By  Chris Bramhall   (-2.14%  risk: moderate)  10/02/08 Comment


Not Jiffy Lube's Oil Service Graphic_rating_buy OIH
49%
 +13.44%
in 136 days
(closed on 07/24/08)
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. 
By  J Gotti   (-5.77%  risk: aggressive)  03/10/08 Comment




destroying the downtrend Graphic_rating_buy OIH
Me
48%
 +3.97%
in 34 days
(closed on 04/02/07)
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.

Happy Trading,
-zrvs
By  Tyler Hiranaka   (+1.33%  risk: aggressive)  02/27/07 Comment




From the Blogosphere

Words from the Investment Wise 11.22.09

Words from the (investment) wise for the week that was (November 16 – 22, 2009)

Stock markets succumbed to a bout of profit-taking last week, sparked by concerns that the rally has overshot the pace of economic recovery. Riskier assets were showing signs of fatigue as the US dollar – the catalyst of many recent moves – stabilized and was perceived to be near its trough (if only short-term in the books of ardent dollar bears).

<>The greenback, usually the remit of the US Treasury, received support from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke in a speech. He noted that the Fed was “attentive to the impli<><><><>< /><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><>< /><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><>< /><><><><><><>< /><><><>< />< />< />< /><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><>< /><><><>< /><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><>< />< /><><>< />< /><><>< />< />< /><><>< />< /><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><>< />< />< />< /><><>< />< />< />< />< />< /><><>< /><><><>< /><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><>< /><><><>< /><><><><>< /><><>< /><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><>< /><><><><>< /><><>< /><><><>< /><><><><>< /><><><><><><>< />< /><><><>< /><><>< /><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><>< /><><><><>< /><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><>< /><><><>< /><><><><><><><>< /><><><>< /><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><>< /><><>< /><><><><><>< /><><>< /><><><><><><>< /><><><><>...
By  Barry Ritholtz   (+34.23%  risk: moderate)  11/22/09 Comment


ETF Screener: Oil & Silver ETFs For Riding The Storm Out
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49%

Are you ready for some higher energy prices? It sure looks that way in this week’s ETF Screener. As we have said many times before, when we see a bunch of ETFs in the same sector/industry popping buy signals on their stock charts, you better sit up in your chair and pay attention.

You can’t help but see the trends developing this week. It’s kind of like watching a thunder storm roll in. Everywhere we look – we see energy ETFs on the move. This leads us to believe oil and natural gas prices are headed higher.

<>With a cold winter most likely on the way and all this talk about Israel wha...
By  The Correct Call   (+0.39%  risk: moderate)  09/17/09 Comment


Inflation At The Consumer Level Rose By 0.7 Percent
Stop
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  • The market moved broadly higher at the open this morning as positive earnings reports outweighed lack lackluster economic data.
  • The Commerce Department said inflation at the consumer level rose by 0.7 percent last month, slightly higher than the 0.6 percent increase that economists were expecting. It was the biggest one-month gain since a 0.7 percent increase last July. The big jump was seen as a temporary blip, however.
  • Inflation is not expected to be a problem any time soon given a severe recession which is keeping a lid on wage pressures.
    • <>The Federal Reserve reported production at the natio...
    By  s J   (-14.94%  risk: aggressive)  07/16/09 Comment


    ETF Screener: All The Energy Is Now Defensive
    Cc_logo
    49%

    Web headlines declaring recovery doubts are everywhere:

    And there’s a lot more of this foul tasting financial medicine. Heck, even The White House’s cheering section is starting to have its doubts: from Lisa Benson at the Washington Post’s Writers Group.

    Obama Stimulus in pictures

    <>We see this reaction to the lack of stimulus in today’s <>ETF Screene...
    By  The Correct Call   (+0.39%  risk: moderate)  07/08/09 Comment


    Could Investors Be Wrong (Again) About Treasury Bonds (TLT)?

    Over the last 20 years, inflation has come down because many of the items we buy, such as big screen LCD TVs, have got cheaper as a result of technological innovation and the relocation of production to low-wage countries.

    <>Last December many investors flew into iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treas Bond (TLT) for its safety and pushed its price from $95 to $120 within a month. It was a “treasury bubble”. Sooner or later every bubble bursts, the bearish sellers outnumber the bullish buyers and greed flips into fear. Bombarded by inflation fear, investors sold TLT as low as $90. People are switchin<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< /><><><><><><><><><><><><>...
    By  trackseekingalpha   (-13.40%  risk: aggressive)  06/23/09 Comment



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