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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement

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To: JimisJim who wrote (17949)12/17/2013 7:45:12 AM
From: Steve Felix  Read Replies (2) of 34328
 
Seems coal is the big loser, with gas the disruptor. Taking the world as a whole, not sure what to think of oil at the moment,
but many companies already going as fast as they can to get into the gas export business.
With gas prices what they are in other parts of the world, should make for nice profits no?

Never sure what to make of these macro calls. Many times it plays out differently.
When I started driving in 1971 a gallon of gas was .35. I think it was two years later, we had lines and you were grouped into even and odd days.
Don't remember anyone calling that. lol!

Forbes article:

"In 2020, oil production will plateau slightly below production levels in 1970 and will gradually decline over the decade that follows."

forbes.com
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