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To: Snowshoe who wrote (28266)	8/25/1998 7:04:00 AM
From: Gameboy	Respond to of 95453

The Noesis joke is getting a little stretched Being the eccentric that figures that oil has a good chance of going along with the OPEC plan and reaching $17/barrel Brent by the end of September, I have to post this. Take a look at the current Noesis forecast: oil-gasoline.com The third graph down shows the 1998 Crude Price Forecast with the red Brent line dropping at about a 30 degree angle from about $12/barrel at the end of July down to $11/barrel at the end of August - on its way to $9/barrel by Nov-Dec. With one week left in August, the last time I checked Brent was $12.55/barrel and Noesis is forecasting $11.00. Feel free to laugh at my predictions, but just for fun put your own numbers on the line. The end of September is only a month away. Best of luck, Steve