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Nico Isaac
10/8/2008 4:00:00 PM
According to mainstream financial wisdom, when the plane of the U.S. economy runs out of fuel and starts hurtling toward the earth’s surface, one of the few markets said to provide a parachute of safety is … Oil. Problem is, over the last four months, said parachute has failed to open.
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crude oi, oil, Energy, Commodities, dow jones industrial average
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Energy
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Nico Isaac
5/15/2008 5:45:00 PM
It’s just my opinion, but the popular “take” on why futures markets do what they do sounds less and less like the wise and steady Owl AND more like the chicken with its head cut off. Harsh? Well, you be the judge. The following May 14 news stories on Soybean Meal say more than enough...
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soybean meal, crude oi, Commodities, futures, China demand, China earthquake, soybean, soy complex
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Commodities
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Nico Isaac
5/12/2008 5:45:00 PM
According to the in-crowd, three main coordinates will always point gold prices due NORTH: Economic uncertainty/political unrest, a falling equity market, and a rising oil market. Well, we've got ALL three in spades, YET -- gold prices have plunged 17% from their March 17 peak...
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golden compass, Gold prices, precious metal, economic uncertainty, crude oi, dow jones industrial average, equities
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Precious Metals
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Nico Isaac
4/21/2008 4:15:00 PM
Regarding the question raised by today’s headline, “Do Stocks Reflect The Economy?” -- the one-word answer is NO. The cornerstone of conventional economic wisdom is pure baloney.
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Stocks, Economy, Wall Street, crude oi, housing, Citigroup, DJIA, conquer the crash, roaring twenties, new economy
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Stocks
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