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Sat Aug 2nd 10:12 AM
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Second Worst Month For Commodities Ever

Log scale sucks. Truth is better seen as shown.
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Sun Jun 22nd 11:09 AM
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Bob Quartermain: Sterling Outlook for Silver

Puff-ball questions. Why not ask about huge concentration of comex silver shorts curtailing the price of his company's product?
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Fri Jun 6th 08:39 AM
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A Modest Proposal for Rising Oil Prices

This guy doesn't get it. No specs = no liquidity = large erratic price moves. Just what he's complaining about.
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Wed May 28th 12:41 PM
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Oil Looks Toppy - Time to Short?

I always thought oil was 'worth' whatever someone was willing to pay. Silly me. Did you say $71.42? How much are you selling at that price?
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Tue May 20th 12:38 PM
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Carbon Offsets Work: Will MSM Ever Get It?

to uncover a scam, follow the money.
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Tue May 20th 10:23 AM
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Gold Prices Can Fall, Regardless of Fundamentals

much ado about nothing
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Thu May 15th 09:24 AM
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On Oil Prices: Time to Confront Reality

why do the economically illiterate lawyers form the government?
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Tue May 6th 09:52 AM
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Harvest Energy Trust: Not Like Other Refiners

Too bad they hedge it all away.
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Mon Apr 28th 10:13 AM
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Congress' Idle Threat against Oil Producers

Why are senators with not even a sniff of economics 101 allowed out of the house?
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Mon Apr 28th 10:05 AM
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Hedging and Accounting at EnCana Corp.

For almost a decade the 'experts' have been wrong on energy. Any one else with that record would be ignored. Supposedly clever CEOs are apparently slow learners. as is this bean counter.
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Wed Apr 23rd 11:20 AM
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Oil Pricing: Upside Risks and Downside Drivers

banks and economists have had oil wrong wron wrong since 1999. Why would anyone ever listen?
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Fri Apr 11th 09:46 AM
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Despite Solid Quarter, Yamana Stock Still Looks Cheap

The Cramer indicator is negative.
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Fri Mar 21st 11:58 AM
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Commodities: Is It All Over?

sure. sell the winners and keep the losers: cleverly balances the portfolio
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Fri Mar 21st 11:50 AM
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Burst Bubble? Commodities' Long-Term Story Remains Intact

If one uses these replies as a contrarian guide, what would one do?
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Sun Feb 24th 12:33 PM
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Credit Suisse Analyst Downgrades Agnico-Eagle Mines on Valuation

sell the winners, keep the losers: clever
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Second Worst Month For Commodities Ever

Bob Quartermain: Sterling Outlook for Silver

A Modest Proposal for Rising Oil Prices

Oil Looks Toppy - Time to Short?

Carbon Offsets Work: Will MSM Ever Get It?

Gold Prices Can Fall, Regardless of Fundamentals

On Oil Prices: Time to Confront Reality

Harvest Energy Trust: Not Like Other Refiners

Congress' Idle Threat against Oil Producers

Hedging and Accounting at EnCana Corp.

Oil Pricing: Upside Risks and Downside Drivers

Despite Solid Quarter, Yamana Stock Still Looks Cheap

Commodities: Is It All Over?

Burst Bubble? Commodities' Long-Term Story Remains Intact

Credit Suisse Analyst Downgrades Agnico-Eagle Mines on Valuation

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Second Worst Month For Commodities Ever

Bob Quartermain: Sterling Outlook for Silver

A Modest Proposal for Rising Oil Prices

Oil Looks Toppy - Time to Short?

Carbon Offsets Work: Will MSM Ever Get It?

Gold Prices Can Fall, Regardless of Fundamentals

On Oil Prices: Time to Confront Reality

Harvest Energy Trust: Not Like Other Refiners

Congress' Idle Threat against Oil Producers

Hedging and Accounting at EnCana Corp.

Oil Pricing: Upside Risks and Downside Drivers

Despite Solid Quarter, Yamana Stock Still Looks Cheap

Commodities: Is It All Over?

Burst Bubble? Commodities' Long-Term Story Remains Intact

Credit Suisse Analyst Downgrades Agnico-Eagle Mines on Valuation

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