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The Wolf Is At The Door

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Friday, February 3. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
The Energy Report for Friday, February 3rd 2012

The oil market is getting less rattled by the headlines surrounding Iran. Iranian threats to shut down the Straits of Hormuz or cut off supply to Europe in a preemptive strike, have been like the old story of "the Little Boy Who Cried Wolf". So is it any wonder that the market is ignoring some of the provocative headlines coming from Iran. It seems that the oil market has been getting prepared for this show down ...

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The Big Picture

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Friday, February 3. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
Tim Hannagan is one of the nation’s most prominent grain analysts. His report for Thursday, Feb. 2:

Corn fundamentals remain constant as we enter next week. Cash prices being offered at U.S. shipping ports to meet export demand remain 40 to 80 cents over March futures, a sign that crop problems in South America have importers turning to the U.S. to fill needs.

The drought in Mexico has also contributed to a wave of exports into Asia. While ...

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Is Exxon Mobil Stupid?

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Thursday, February 2. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
The Energy Report for Thursday, February 2, 2012

Stupid is as stupid does and after Exxon Mobil, the world’s largest publicly traded oil company, reported net income of $9.4 billion for the quarter, up from $9.25 billion the year before and revenue of $121.6 billion, up 16 percent from the year before, T. Boone Pickens seemed to suggest that they were stupid. You see Mr. Pickens, according to the AP, after his company, Clean Energy Fuels, announced a deal ...

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Not Buying It

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Wednesday, February 1. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
The Energy Report February 1st 2012

Ok I just am not buying it. All of the hyperbole and enthusiasm that we are seeing in oil. Oh sure I will buy the breaks in oil for short term plays but it appears that the next big move on oil may be down. Oil failed to establish a breakout which means we are in a choppy downward correction. Which is amazing considering the Fed promise to keep interest rates low for an eternity and some stronger than expected Official ...

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Rohstoffe: Gold wieder auf dem Vormarsch

Posted by Börse Frankfurt • Wednesday, February 1. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
Marktbericht vom Handel mit Rohstoff-ETCs

1. Februar 2012. FRANKFURT (Börse Frankfurt). Alles dreht sich im Moment um Gold: Seit Jahresanfang gehen die Preise wieder rasant nach oben – auch wenn der Rekordstand vom September bei über 1.900 US-Dollar noch weit entfernt ist. „Nach einem schwierigen vierten Quartal sind Edelmetalle fulminant ins neue Jahr gestartet“, meint der Rohstoffexperte Heinrich Peters von der Helaba. „Gold erlebte dabei den ...

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Horror At The Pump

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Tuesday, January 31. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
The Energy Report for Tuesday, January 31st 2012

A gas price horror story is evident at pumps across America as the price, according to the Energy Information Agency, hit the highest level since Halloween. The EIA reports the national average retail price of regular gasoline increased 5 cents a gallon last week, bringing the national average to a whopping $3.439 a gallon. The last time prices went this high demand fell to an 11 year low. Oil prices that are ...

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COT Report Analyse - zwei Reporte, doch nicht immer zwei gleiche Aussagen

Posted by Mike C. Kock • Tuesday, January 31. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
Seit fast sechs Monaten arbeite ich an der neuen Auswertung des COT Reports. Seit 2006 gibt es zwei COT Reports den alten "Current legacy Report" und den neuen "Disaggregated Futures Report". Für mein Trading ist die Auswertung - die richtige Auswertung der beiden Reporte die Basis meiner Entscheidungen. So werden die Einstiegssignale in den folgenden Beispielen fast überwiegend aus den Positionen der einzelnen Marktteilnehmer generiert.

Gold

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Trying to find the light

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Monday, January 30. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
Is there any light at the end of this tunnel? Instead of a decisive plan to bailout Greece, questions still linger while we try to decide whether this European crisis will end nicely. It just goes on and on.

Iran also does not seen to be as scary on Monday. Weapon inspections are raising hopes that there may be a resolution to this crisis. It seems that according to the AP, "Iran's official news agency reports that the country's foreign minister has said that inspectors from ...

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Goldminen schlagen zurück!

Posted by Marc Nitzsche • Monday, January 30. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
Direkt, nachdem die US-Notenbank diesen Mittwoch entschieden hat den Leitzins ein Jahr länger als geplant niedrig zu halten, schossen die Goldminen und der Goldpreis förmlich in Richtung Norden.

Der HUI Goldminen Index stieg um ganze 6,6 Prozent und unser Goldminen Schwergewicht Newmont Mining konnte ganze 5 Prozent gut machen. Die starke Reaktion des Goldpreises und der Minenaktien auf diese (mündliche) Ankündigung die Nullzinspolitik (Operation Twist) bis 2014 zu ...

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Gold-Future: Chartanalyse des Wochencharts

Posted by K.P. Kagels I Ross Trading • Sunday, January 29. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
Zeitpunkt der Analyse: 28.01.2012
Letzter Kurs: 1.737,6 US$
Analyst: Herr Kagels, www.ross-trading.de

Der Gold-Futures Kontrakt wird im elektronischen Handel an der CME Globex (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) gehandelt. Die Notierung erfolgt in US$ pro Feinunze. Ein Futureskontrakt umfasst 100 Feinunzen.

Die charttechnische Analyse am 28.01.2012: Zum Zeitpunkt der Analyse notiert der ...

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Credit Where Credit Redux

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Friday, January 27. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
The Energy Report for Friday, January 27th 2011

After President Obama's State of the Union speech, I questioned whether the President was trying to take credit for the amazing advances in technologies that has been made in energy production over the last decade. In an article I titled, "Giving Credit Where Credit Is Due", I asked why the Obama tried to take credit for the work of others when he said, "it was public research dollars, over the course of thirty ...

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Grain Analysis - Month-End Analysis

Posted by Tim Hannagan I PFG Best Research • Thursday, January 26. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
Tim Hannagan is one of the nation’s most prominent grain analysts. His report for Thursday, Jan. 26:

Thursday's weekly export sales report put corn sales a week ago at 958 thousand metric tons, making it a second consecutive strong week. Drought-stricken Mexico was in for 264 thousand in the eighth consecutive week of heavy Mexican purchases. Their drought is now considered the worst since records have been kept.

This will lend to talk ahead ...

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Giving Credit where Credit is Due

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Thursday, January 26. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
The Energy Report for Wednesday, January 25th 2012

I have to Obama credit for making the shale gas and oil revolution part of his State of the Union Address. Yet at the same time, I fail to understand why he wants to take credit for it as opposed to giving the credit where it is deserved and that is with the US energy industry. Indeed, the President was right when he said, "Nowhere is the promise of innovation greater than in American made energy. Over the ...

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Giving Credit where Credit is Due

Posted by Phil Flynn I PFG Best Research • Wednesday, January 25. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
The Energy Report for Wednesday, January 25th 2012

I have to Obama credit for making the shale gas and oil revolution part of his State of the Union Address. Yet at the same time, I fail to understand why he wants to take credit for it as opposed to giving the credit where it is deserved and that is with the US energy industry. Indeed, the President was right when he said, "Nowhere is the promise of innovation greater than in American made energy. Over the ...

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Less Rain

Posted by Tim Hannagan I PFG Best Research • Wednesday, January 25. 2012 • Category: Rohstoffe
Tim Hannagan is one of the nation’s most prominent grain analysts. His report for Tuesday, Jan. 24:

When we went home Friday, the forecast called for good rains forecasted over all of Argentina and southern Brazil. It turned out rains missed many of the areas and were half or less of what was expected.

We have opened higher at the start of six consecutive weeks now.

The La Niña weather pattern that's led to the drought-like ...

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