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does anyone have a link for the conference...i saw something somewhere...

Fyi crude for December contract has broken below the 200 day average, that signals more falls. Very rare that happens. This is actually quite a day/48 hrs...but hardly anyone notices... If oil does fall through $56 it could easily get to $50...it's pretty amazing. On the other hand if it doesn't bre...

Sorry bout that... Basically traders bet on the price of oil. They `go long` (increase in prices) or they `go short` (decrease in prices). Same in any financial market really. So it is possible to see the amount of short bets (aka short `positions` or `puts`) as that kind of data is generally given ...

Hi It's fairly complex but not so much. There is a significant amount of profit taking at year end and as crude was up at $70 plenty of people had profits to take. There is now however a record number of short positions open, 162k in fact. So plenty of people were aggressive in shorting the market a...

Why is oil being sold off? The long anticipated fourth quarter of 2005 is here and a record strength hurricane sits in the Gulf of Mexico. Yet prices still fall. Plus, who sold $1.4 billion of Exxon Mobil shares this week? Who is saying the Gulf recovery could take "years" and what will ha...

Many thanks.

This week Oilcast looks at continuing fallout from Hurricane Katrina and much more. <br>With an exclusive look at what one major bank is saying behind the scenes, Oilcast exposes what the market really thinks. That high American pump prices are here - for good. Is the one lasting effect of Katrina g...

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Heheh...cheers MacG ! I only have the one voice, sorry if i scare your mates

But no seriously thanks for the feedback...glad you like the content etc...

As for the other kind comments here, Fischer & Sherry, thank you very much indeed, much appreciated.

Oilcast's first Co-Operative Price Forecast Index or CopriDex is as follows: An average NYMEX crude closing price for July 11-15 2005 of $62.20. Editors comment: Looks a bit high to me (AP) Please note this is not a view of Oilcast editorial but a cumulative forecast undertaken by Oilcast listeners ...

In this special report we look at the events of the day from the perspective of the oil markets. A day which saw armed violence on the streets of London. We look at the movements on the NYMEX and London indexes plus some other underlying factors that may also have been price-forming... www.oilcast.com

Oilcast special coming soon.

oil related news on the bombings at www.oilcast.com

* New statements from Don Coxe says Saudi & Mexican fields peaked
* Petro Caribe comes into force - details
* Russia moves to limit investment
* BP report 2Q 05 non-Russian production flat
* Prices await inventory draw or build
* Cindy outs major offshore terminal

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In this Oilcast Adam Porter uncovers the fact that in 2004 America consumed an extra 77.75 million barrels of oil on top of what had previously been reported. That is nearly a whole day's worth of global production... Plus, Iraq can produce six million barrels per day, more on Unocal, Texan output f...