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By Linda Rafield |
February 1, 2011
Those suffering acrophobia need not apply for the job of crude oil trader, not this year
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By Linda Rafield |
February 1, 2010
As a painful 2009 ends, energy producers and markets are looking for a demand recovery in 2010, but demand increases could be as modest as the overall recovery.
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By Linda Rafield |
February 1, 2010
How crude oil will move on candlestick chart.
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By Linda Rafield |
January 14, 2009
The front-month crude contract could trade as low as $24.94 per barrel, which is likely to hold. A test of that level would violate the $32.48 low hit on the January contract on Dec. 19 (“Crude:
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By Linda Rafield |
January 14, 2009
But a steadier global economy will dictate prospects for oil demand growth, the primary price driver for petroleum markets the past six months in comparison to the first half of 2008 when supply side
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By Linda Rafield |
January 17, 2008
While the weekly, monthly and annual candlestick formations on the Nymex crude oil futures chart indicate another year of solid gains are in the works, other technical indicators suggest an early
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By Linda Rafield |
January 16, 2008
Prepare yourself for some sticker-shock because 2008 will be another year of eye-popping oil prices. Tightening supply/demand balances will put a floor in prices, not unlike what has been seen in the
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By Linda Rafield |
January 17, 2007
Not only is that price a milestone because it is the all-time (front month) intra-day high hit July 14, 2006, but it’s one that is likely to be short-lived as U.S. supply/demand balances tightened in
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By Linda Rafield |
July 12, 2006
At the heart of the discussion were the gains that the WTI contract on the ICE Futures exchange has made at the expense of the New York Mercantile Exchange's benchmark light, sweet crude contract,
