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marketwatch.com May 17, 2008

Jack of all trades. They are "peak oil" believers in that supply is decreasing faster than we are increasing new field production. Story: U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge (21 minutes ago) Much of the oil price is driven by the speculators and not a real supply/demand... [read full story]

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RELL327 commented on "U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge"

marketwatch.com May 17, 2008

Story: U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge (4 hours ago) The week of 5/19 will not be an advance for the longs. The dollar will show how soft it is once again, as the last two days have shown. The decline of the upcoming week will be led by Tech, Banks, Financials, Small...

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redpine commented on "U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge"

marketwatch.com May 17, 2008

Invest globally. Forget the US flag. Chose your stocks based on global demand, global money flow, global wealth accumulation. The ups or downs of the Dow Jones is "past thinking". Investors focused on the US will wind up in the bread line. Investors buying globally will prosper. There is no...

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OILfinder commented on "U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge"

marketwatch.com May 18, 2008

I trust Goldman Sachs' Media Bytes (Forecasts regarding Oil or Anything, for that matter) about as much as I trust that the U.S. Dollar is backed by Gold, Hillary is a staunch right wing conservative, it’s snowing in h***, etc…….. Story: U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge...

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horninchile commented on "U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge"

marketwatch.com May 18, 2008

You are talking about inflation driving prices to recesion levels. Once recesion is achieved ergo prices drop...Merry go round. Guys it is easier to understand if you keep the names of ministers and goldman-sucks out of the copy. But I forgot to remind you that inflation is caused by the USD...

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Larry001 commented on "U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge"

marketwatch.com May 18, 2008

You talk about people losing their wealth and possessions and I am the first to feel sorry for them. But look at the irresponsible example they have which is the federal government which is the most wasteful and mismanaged group on the planet. I can't think of one part of the federal government...

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marketwatch.com May 18, 2008

Stocks seek to push higher, along with oil surge Oil near $128 creates headwinds but also supports market NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Stocks will attempt to continue the market's two-month advance next week, with rising investor optimism about the U.S. economy helping overcome concerns over surging...

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cynicalguy commented on "U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge"

marketwatch.com May 18, 2008

The following line is under the headline, No Spring Bloom for Housing on MW's homepage; "Fresh data on housing to be released this week should show further declines in both sales and prices, economists say." The headline for the article this thread is on says, "Stocks seek to push higher, along...

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dollarfreefall commented on "Tokyo, Sydney notch early gains on steel, energy shares"

marketwatch.com May 19, 2008

It is akin to George Bush calling a press conference and stating: "today I have signed an executive order that decrees that one US$ is now worth 5 Euros..." Good point. Bush and Robert Mugabe should get together and go bowling. Story: U.S. stocks seek to continue advance, in spite of oil surge...

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