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Strategies & Market Trends : The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

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To: russwinter who wrote (43456)10/16/2005 3:53:34 AM
From: jimsioi   of 110194
 
Russ, Frank Barbera on Energy

I think this is the reference you are suggesting people read by Mr. Barbera..

financialsense.com

In which he couches all of his bullishness with this...

"In order for Crude Oil to maintain the upside potential of a forthcoming 5th wave, it will be imperative for prices to hold above the April 4th high of $59.70 on the perpetual contract which on the nearby Nov. Crude contract comes in at about $61.40. A break below $61.40 on nearby Crude and especially below $59.00 (allowing for some slippage and a small margin of error) would imply that the peak in Crude Oil has already been seen."

So we go higher unless the peak has been seen? Gosh, I could have said that......I'm beginning to think risk reward favors cash...Actually, have been thinking and acting that way for a while..

More interested in energy longs once we have this correction in energy commodities run its course .... ie $56 Crude and $11-12 Nat Gas...

Show me Crude over $64.50, Frank, and I'll be encouraged that what energy positions I still retain will outperform cash.
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