LOL Knowing bush him and blair probably bought a giant pile of oil contracts back in 2001, ******* the oil price, and now cash-in those contracts and go retire in brazil!!
Only a few months ago, Bush was surprised when someone asked him about the possibility of $4 a gallon gasoline. It is hard to fathom how a man running our country can be so oblivious to the reality around him. Less than 5 months and counting...but enough politicking...back to $120 crude prices edit: you think that Bush was smart enough to buy oil in 2001 then he must be the best smart guy acting dumb I have ever seen.
Ooooh looks liek the Spanish Stallion was right again.. If we can get a clear break through 120.45 then we going yo have some fun!! And im actually willing to bet that tomorrow when you google news search 'oil' tomorrow the healdines will be a long the lines of 'Oil retreatson demmand concerns'.
LOLLOLLOLLOL!!! Jimmy Carter only succeded in just over doubling it in 4 years!!! It must have been Jimmy Carter and his peanut barron buddies! And golly gee whiz, it doubled in the last 2 years of Clinton. He must have set it in motion! Hillary was a pork belly whiz remember!
enjoy your moment in the sun spanish, in a couple of months well prolly never see you again. you have the naive attitude of the typical person trying to satisfy their own opinions of what they 'think' will happen as opposed to watching whats actually happening in the market, and looking for patterns that keep repeating. wallstwhiz basically told you what was going to happen yesterday ahead of time (come on wall keep this to urself in future someones got to take the opposite side of our trades ^^), and you choose to totally ignore what he says to continue rambling your nonsense about news, russia, etc. no-one cares about your opinion on economics, especially not the market. ignore the warnings at your own peril. good luck anyway
LOL Look im sorry mate but i dont make trades just because someone on a chat forum has given their opinion about what they think the market will do tomorrow! I dont know who you you are, or have seen any proof that you actually even make any money trading at all, let alone consistently making enough to make a living off trading! LO But good luck with learning how to trade mate, or good luck in finding a job if you dont even trade!
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you say why shouuld you trust the opinion of a random guy of a forum- unfortunately what he gave was not opinion. your analysis is opinion, based on YOUR interpretation of news, economics etc. he is using technicals and price action reads based on previous market patterns. the market often does what it wants, why do you think economists are such bad traders. trust me on this, you can often tell the winners on these boards right away from the things they say. people like buylow, stocktrader etc are the losers of trading. look back at some of their horrendous opinions the past 6 months. no historical comparisons or market observations just pure opinion based on emotion and reacting to old news that they think is new. people like whiz, daal, makloda are the winners. you would be wise to observe them and the way they move with market tendencies not their own opinions of what they think or hope it will do. at the moment it is clear which camp you fall into. its not to late to try and move over to the winners side ^^ PS: I do not post often on these boards, and i am just trying to help you out you seem a nice guy. I wish you the best of luck PPS: just because you have had a winning streak does not mean you are invincible. there is alot more variance in trading than people let on.
Yes, and you would currently be UP +$8.00 on taking the other side of being "obvious". So look who is the FOOL now? By the way, this little motto came from one of the greatest traders on the Street . . . Paul Tudor Jones.