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re: Will the Oil Bull Market Continue?

Ian Wyatt — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:46:39 GMT

JC, thanks for the question on oil and currencies. Before getting back with you I put this out to the research team to get additional insights. Here's what we're thinking...

I think we'd have to say it's both. Or at least: a bear market for the dollar is creating a bull market for oil.

As for supply/demand, the specifics might not support higher oil prices right now, but there can be little doubt oil prices will rise as demand returns with economic growth. And there is also no doubt that a lot of companies have re-hedged their oil needs at relatively lower prices. This is supporting oil prices, too.

re: Will the Oil Bull Market Continue?

JCHarper — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 23:32:54 GMT

Is it a bull market in oil or a bear market in currencies (monetary inflation) including but not limited to the US$? If all currencies inflate, then it won't show up in the exchange rates between currencies.

The oil supply/demand situation would argue that it is the latter. If so, the bull market might continue until the central banks sop up the money they have created.

Just a thought. I really haven't made up my mind.

Cordially,

John C. Harper

re: Bank Stress Test Results

JCHarper — Tue, 05 May 2009 17:30:27 GMT

A group of refugee squatters is congregating in your space at Discuss Wealth-building Investment Secrets with Ian Wyatt. It is probably a temporay thing as explained in the postings entitled "A Little History" and "Refugee Looking for a Home".

Drop by and evict the rabble or join the party if you are so inclined.

Your "Stress Test Results" fits with my thinking and, I think, most of those occupying your space. How can anyone invest in this environment where shareholders are diluted into oblivion by government decree?

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re: Meredith Whitney on CitiGroup (NYSE:C) -- Read if you've got shares in Citi

Ian Wyatt — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 14:47:12 GMT

Me XMan, thanks for the great comment. I really do believe that Santelli has tapped into an undercurrent of American sentiment right now and although drastic and decisive action is required to fix the US economy, the President and our elected officials would be well-advised to take that sentiment into consideration and let the American people know they understand it.

re: Meredith Whitney on CitiGroup (NYSE:C) -- Read if you've got shares in Citi

Me XMan — Sun, 22 Feb 2009 01:49:26 GMT

Rick Santelli is great guy I follow.

Tell like it is Rick!