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By Ginger Szala |
October 1, 2013
Dan Dicker, energy trader, oil analyst, television and web commentator, author and general provocateur doesn’t mince words, especially about the new players brought in through electronic trading of the markets.
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By Alan H. Levine |
September 24, 2013
With tensions in Middle East heating up and U.S. production of both crude and natural gas growing, here are some interesting strategies to take advantage of potential energy market moves.
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By Jason S. Williams |
September 24, 2013
There are many ways to trade the energy markets. Some traders go the straight buy/sell futures route, but when it’s volatile, the best option is looking at the OTC market and playing different grades of crude.
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By John Caiazzo |
September 16, 2013
Markets are moving cautiously as investors ponder the effects of the potential reduction in monetary stimulus by the U.S. Federal Reserve this week.
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By John Caiazzo |
September 9, 2013
"Where’s the beef?" After waiting anxiously all week for the all-important jobs data, the report left us with more questions than answers. We continue to suggest that the so called "jobless recovery" is a fallacy.
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By John Caiazzo |
August 19, 2013
The escalating crisis in Egypt is materially affecting the psychology of the global energy situation as well as the lack of influence of the U.S., the biggest provider of funds to the country.
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By Phil Flynn |
August 19, 2013
The Egyptian uncertainty will continue to boost the oil price, but the situation in neighboring Libya is also a concern.
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By John Caiazzo |
August 12, 2013
Investors persist in their blind "belief" in the equivocation from Washington of an economic recovery. The equity markets seem to believe that quantitative easing through the purchase of Treasury instruments will be ending soon.
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By John Caiazzo |
August 5, 2013
Our continued belief is that the U.S. economic recovery is being view through "rose colored glasses," and interest rates remain the concern for investors trying to assess their positions in bonds and equities.
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By Phil Flynn |
July 30, 2013
Oil looks heavy while the stock market is in a Fed induced stupor. A rumor overnight of a blast in the Suez Canal was denied by the Egyptian military yet is a reminder that we have seen the market put in a sizable Egyptian premium.
