U.S. OIL FUND ETF (USO)

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  • commenter
    notsosmart
    Oct 10 05:19 PM
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    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    all the yak,yak. too late.they got away. Reply
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    byrnemm
    Oct 10 05:07 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    i do all my apocalyptic economic prophesizing at the gym too.

    something about sweat and yoga pants really gets me going on the spider-over-flame Jonathan Edwards imagery.     Reply
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    BrotherMayna
    rd
    Oct 10 04:53 PM
    Roger Wiegand: Oil to Reach New Highs by Year-End [view article]
    he's a real-estate developer but he's trading commodities!?!? enough said. Reply
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    Valparaiso
    Oct 10 04:18 PM
    Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
    Unbelievable charts, Dave. And I appreciated seeing the INDU chart from that perspective.

    To Another Dave: uh, did you ever ponder to think that one has to SUBSCRIBE to his newsletter if you want his recommendations? Knock, knock.     Reply
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    jrheintz28
    Oct 10 04:14 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    From these comments it dose'nt appear there are many , if any, off in left fleld.
    If we are the only observers viewing these comments then the full effect we try to make is not hitting the mark. I believe these comments belong
    in media everyone can view, or be quoted, by Commentators of all news media.

    The unamerican attitude I see, ie, the national debates "do not disply the American Flag on the debate floor. Is this another example of how Americanism is being ignored. I would think one od the debaters would insist the Flag be displayed, but it appears the more powerfull debater is winning that argument as well. Just another direction I see us going with out . I hope we don't arrive to early.     Reply
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    marcus
    aurelius
    Oct 10 03:44 PM
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    Oil Price: $100 Before $150 - But $200 Before $50 [view article]
    Now they are under $80.00/barrel, with the economic meltdown ongoing I wonder if you stand by the $200 before $50 part? Reply
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    Unke AL
    Oct 10 03:14 PM
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    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Let's put the blame for this fiasco where it rightly belongs-- at Alan Greenspan's doorstep. While he was in office he either allowed or personally devised many of these "creative" financial (no money required) instruments to function. As long as bankers were raping the public - that was O.K.-- but once they began passing the hot potato to each other then the game had to stop. Now Alan's running around saying "no-one could have foreseen this debacle". Such performance must have been sanctioned by the administration looking to stay in power. Will our "leaders (?)" also now allow the company officers responsible for promoting these schemes to go retire wealthy or will some of them finally be put in jail.

    Just think of it this way--If you took all of the bank robberies that have occurred worldwide in the last 2000 yrs. the robbers would have taken less than 1% of what is now being taken from the public by these officials with their clouded transparencies and unethical actions -- proving once again that the pen is mightier than the sword !     Reply
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    davemcc3300
    Oct 10 02:56 PM
    Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
    David, I'm another fan that uses your work to distill what has happened. I hunger for some of your recommendations tho. You're old enough and sharp enough to have gut feelings worth airing.

    But if you don't tell us how/where to focus our investments in the future, I'll still love you and study your wonderful charts.

    Another Dave     Reply
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    akapital9
    Oct 10 12:42 PM
    Roger Wiegand: Oil to Reach New Highs by Year-End [view article]
    i am not in the business of making predictions but for those expecting further drop in oil consider that the costs to extract oil continues to increase such that lower prices can affect supply. In short, just as high prices elicit demand destruction, low prices elicit supply destruction. Perhaps coming weeks we'll find a balance. It's probably closer to $90-100. Reply
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    long_on_oil
    Oct 10 12:24 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    If the so called experts don't have a clue as to what to do how in the heck is a candidate with 143 days experience in the US Senate going to fix this mess. Wake up people the closer Obama gets to the presidency the more the markets fall. The market was at an all time high and everything was going great until the democrats promised to lower gas prices and change things 2 years ago.
    Well we are now enjoying the results of the change. Lower gas prices - yes, country close to bankruptcy was the price we paid.
    We are focusing on electing the president and we should be focusing on throwing the democrats out of congress.
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    User 218405
    Oct 10 12:12 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Good comment axelrod608, I couldn't agree more. We should pick our politicians the way the Pros pick their coaches and assistant coaches. They don't pick inexperenced coaches out of High School.
    Daniel Kowkabany     Reply
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    User 276915
    Oct 10 12:10 PM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Excellent Post! My sentiments exactly. We as AMERICANS need to stand up and say "Enough is Enough". Please vote the BUMS OUT this November.


    On Oct 10 11:58 AM axelrod608 wrote:

    > Peppio - have a heart. Yes, the individual investor, on average,
    > is way over their head. Sure, a few of us are still up 30% year-to-date,
    > but most people who put their money, but more importantly, their
    > FAITH in the system have been flushed down the drain. And while that
    > is the logical consequence of playing a game one doesn't understand,
    > it should not be construed that they are dumb. They have been defrauded.
    > They are going to pay for the incompetence, greed, avarice and downright
    > stupidity of a bunch of casino gamblers masquerading as financiers.
    >
    >
    > I have friends and relatives that are getting wiped out. My old friends
    > in my chevy hometown are probably going to see their pensions and
    > benefits disappear. All because a handful of greedy politicians and
    > financiers couldn't do business using sound business principles.
    > They belong in jail.
    >
    > Unfortunately, it looks like the bystanders are going to take the
    > hit, while the crashers walk away unscathed. It's not right. It's
    > not fair. Then again, either is life. Only people can make it right,
    > do the right thing. Too bad we don't have any of those kind of people
    > in our Congres.     Reply
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    scammy
    Oct 10 12:09 PM
    Roger Wiegand: Oil to Reach New Highs by Year-End [view article]
    mangolfer:

    I just shorted some more DIG & USO.. I'm already ahead..LOL..!!! A blind man can see whats coming.. All metals and ag-commodities are crashing along with EVERYTHING else... This is taking it ALL down.. He's the biggest MORON I've ever seen..WOW..!!!!!!!!!!!...

    Oil's been retreating around $2-4 a day for a while. At that rate in 10 days we get to the promised land..LOL..!!!!!     Reply
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    axelrod608
    Oct 10 11:58 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    Peppio - have a heart. Yes, the individual investor, on average, is way over their head. Sure, a few of us are still up 30% year-to-date, but most people who put their money, but more importantly, their FAITH in the system have been flushed down the drain. And while that is the logical consequence of playing a game one doesn't understand, it should not be construed that they are dumb. They have been defrauded. They are going to pay for the incompetence, greed, avarice and downright stupidity of a bunch of casino gamblers masquerading as financiers.

    I have friends and relatives that are getting wiped out. My old friends in my chevy hometown are probably going to see their pensions and benefits disappear. All because a handful of greedy politicians and financiers couldn't do business using sound business principles. They belong in jail.

    Unfortunately, it looks like the bystanders are going to take the hit, while the crashers walk away unscathed. It's not right. It's not fair. Then again, either is life. Only people can make it right, do the right thing. Too bad we don't have any of those kind of people in our Congres.     Reply
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    dc1
    Oct 10 11:50 AM
    Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets [view article]
    Hi David,

    Thanks for the WS humor. We all need that around now. It is definitely something to save for later pick me ups.

    PS Love the charts. Thanks again for the effort.     Reply
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