yea i thanks i got to excited on my lasst trade and took a short around the big round number. Oh well you live and you learn
http://af.reuters.com/article/commoditiesNews/idAFN1730174420110317 * Unrest in Bahrain, region, support oil prices * Japan's struggle with nuclear crisis eyed * Coming up: NYMEX April crude options expiry on Thursday NEW YORK, March 17 (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil futures prices rose on Thursday, edging back above $100 a barrel as protests and unrest in Bahrain and the region kept investors worries about potential supply disruptions. * Bahrain arrested at least six opposition leaders a day after its crackdown on protests by the Shi'ite Muslim majority drew rare U.S. criticism and raised fears of a regional conflict. [ID:nLDE72F2Q5] * The top U.N. human rights official urged Bahrain to rein in its security forces, citing allegations that they had killed, beaten and carried out arbitrary arrests of protesters, and attacked medical workers. [ID:nLDE72G0OM] * State-owned Bahrain Petroleum Co (BAPCO) has partially shutdown production due to staff shortages caused by unrest in the kingdom, trade sources told Reuters. It was unclear how much output was affected at the refinery which has a capacity of more than 250,000 barrels per day of crude. [ID:nLDE72G0RH] * Saudi Shi'ites marched in the kingdom's oil-producing east on Wednesday, demanding the release of prisoners and voicing support for Shi'ites in nearby Bahrain, an activist and witnesses said. [ID:nLDE72F2M3] * Libyan government soldiers battled rebels on the road to the insurgent stronghold of Benghazi as the United States raised the possibility of air strikes to stop Muammar Gaddafi's forces. [ID:nLDE72G0UF] * Japanese military helicopters dumped water on an overheating nuclear plant while the United States expressed growing alarm about leaking radiation and said it was sending aircraft to help Americans leave the country. [ID:nL3E7EH18S]
Philly Fed at the top of the hour. ADD If that number's good I think the market rockets up. But we'll see.