Crude bounce.....

Discussion in 'Commodity Futures' started by patbateman, Feb 13, 2006.

  1. $1.75 isn't much.
    Though my oil stock IS down 6%. Holding on...
     
    #131     Apr 24, 2006
  2. YOU DIDN'T CALL SHIT......you're the thread starter...but i'm the thread owner...:D









     
    #132     Apr 24, 2006
  3. I think it would be nice to see one of those down $3 in a day sessions. We haven't had one of those in quite a while.:cool:
     
    #133     Apr 24, 2006
  4. Keep dreaming, so far the bulls are the ones in control(not to mention we'd made the most money. Picking 4% tops isn't what we're in business to do, what we're in business in to do is maximize profits.)
     
    #134     Apr 25, 2006
  5. WAWTU31

    WAWTU31

    What is the ETF trading oil symbol?
     
    #135     Apr 25, 2006
  6. Aaron

    Aaron

    USO, stands for U.S. Oil.

    Aaron Schindler
    Schindler Trading
     
    #136     Apr 25, 2006
  7. USO
     
    #137     Apr 25, 2006
  8. WAWTU31

    WAWTU31

    Thank you Aaron & Global for the symbol.

    How close does USO track the trading of Light Crude and Brent Crude?

    Can I take a long/short approach using USO?
     
    #138     Apr 25, 2006
  9. Aaron

    Aaron

    It just started trading. I think that remains to be seen.

    Keep in mind that the USO price isn't going to track the price of oil. The goal is to have the <i>percentage change</i> in USO over the past 30 days (I believe) track the percentage change in the front month oil futures contract. That's a subtle difference but it means USO is going to move increasingly far from the futures price every time the futures roll to a further out delivery month.

    There's a prospectus for USO available on the web somewhere that I've read. I recommend it if you are going to start trading USO.

    Good trading!
    Aaron Schindler
    Schindler Trading
     
    #139     Apr 25, 2006
  10. WAWTU31

    WAWTU31

    U.S. gasoline supply falls for an eighth week: Energy Dept

    SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The Energy Department said motor gasoline inventories fell 1.9 million barrels for the week ended April 21 to total 200.6 million. Supplies have lost a total of 25.3 million barrels in eight weeks and are 5.6% below the year-ago level, the government data showed. Crude stocks fell 200,000 barrels to total 345 million barrels -- 5.6% above the year-ago level. Distillate supplies rose 1 million barrels to 115.6 million. They're 10.6% above the year-ago level. June crude fell 48 cents to $72.40 a barrel. May unleaded gas rose 0.09 cent to $2.13 a gallon and May heating oil shed 1.01 cents to $2.048 a gallon.
     
    #140     Apr 26, 2006