Monthly Archives: March 2008

Oil:Up Or Down?

Posted on 7. March 2008 by Jim Sutliff

It’s almost like flipping a coin when looking at short term oil prices. To read a wuick look by EuroNews, please click here: http://www.euronews.net/index.php?page=eco&article=473988&lng=1 Jim Sutliff

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Inventories Fall –

Posted on 5. March 2008 by Jim Sutliff

Crude Oil inventories fell last week as did supplies of heating oil.   Stocks of gasoline rose sharply and may be due to refinery runs being increased. To read a related article, please click here: http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/03/05/ap4734639.html Jim Sutliff

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Commodities Fall Most In Six Weeks –

Posted on 4. March 2008 by Jim Sutliff

The biggest drop in commodities in six weeks due mainly to the economy.  A major downward trend across a broad segment of the economy is a view shared by many analysts.  Tomorrow will also be the weekly inventory report as … Continue reading →

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Thornburg Mortgage Data –

Posted on 3. March 2008 by Jim Sutliff

Thornburg Mortgage released more information which was not positive.  The market responded to the Thornburg news as well as ISM manufacturing data by pushing stocks lower.  Recently, Thornburg also had their rating lowered by Standard and Poor’s. To read a … Continue reading →

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Economic Data Coming This Week –

Posted on 2. March 2008 by Jim Sutliff

Economic data that is due out this week will be closely watched by traders.  Commodities traders also have to take into account inventory data that comes out Wednesday. To view a recent article on the matter, please click here:\ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23416410/ … Continue reading →

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