So, lets ignore the fact that there is an incoming cat 4-5 hurricane.
We just used at least 5 million gallons of fuel evacuating (i thought 4 gallons per person leaving N’Orleans would be too little but hey, youd criticize me if i said more), we also have the increase in airfuel usage, transport costs, levy-generator [...]
My case for temporary rising oil
August 31st, 2008 · No Comments
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The Long and Short of it: The 10 x Oil = Gold trade.
August 12th, 2008 · No Comments
In recent days, my trade has been:
If Golds results is not 10x oils results, you may want to play the equlization (on a percentage basis for the year). This is based on my opinion that it is more along the lines of a currency devaluation based selloff, with alittle bit of margin calls added in [...]
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News alert Oil is falling
August 9th, 2008 · 8 Comments
I have been watching oil, and with all of this added volitility, oil seems like a good subject for a competition.
So, In order to attract more readers, and as a shameless alexa grab, I have decided to offer up an awsometastic $15 gift card (paid for by recent google add clicks), for guessing the [...]
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A hedge to fund yourself with: the $150 oil caution, solar panel makers First Solar (FSLR) and Intel (INTC) might be for you
July 26th, 2008 · No Comments
So after reading the previous article you may have thought to ask,
“But Jay what happens if the price of oil goes up”
I have a hedge against that right here for you that I’m relatively sure will not go down that much if oil does that will experience a likely 20% gain if oil does rebound.
First [...]
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Lehman (LEH) is UNDERVALUED
June 6th, 2008 · No Comments
The entire speculation on Lehman is based on share price dropping due to the fact that Lehman may be issuing 5b in new shares, the problem with this is if you base this on its share price one month ago, the price should be 37. I will explain it when this crazy market today closes.
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Sold off my UltraShort Oil & Gas ProShares (DUG)
May 29th, 2008 · No Comments
I recently went to the trading room at Seton Hall to hang out for a bit and do research on the bloomberg terminal and saw “The Finance Professor” Scott Rothbort when i was alerted to the possibility of a 1.2 billion dollar joint venture to Inverness Medical Innovations (IMA). Now, im not that much often [...]
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