The pundits continue to insist that a real recovery in oil prices has arrived or will be here shortly. They will provide a host of reasons why this will occur. Meetings and comments by various individuals associated with crude production, are given far more credence than is warranted by actual results. Investors are given a daily barrage of conflicting reports, that fail to accurately give a reliable direction for prices beyond a single day. There are many brokers, investment houses, international banks […]
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Weekly Market Review March Week 1
There was a broad recovery in oil prices this week. American WTI (West Texas Intermediate) bounced back above $34.00 USD (United States Dollar) and international priced Brent moved above $37.00 USD. The problem for investors remains oversupply. The world will use about 95 million barrels of crude and other liquid fuels a day in 2016. This is an increase of 1.2 million from last year. The problem remains that there will be a surplus production of well over 1 million barrels a […]
Weekly Market Review & Target Fills February Week 4
First we wanted to share a live trading video from one of our newest Master Traders, Daniel. We always try to be there for our traders. This is why we are with him now, to support him at the time when he is doubling his contract load. There is no feeling in the world like seeing someone actually make a living day trading. Daniel has made over 380% in the last 11 months since going live. That equates to roughly 34.40% of monthly returns, with margins as […]
Currency Wars End Game
The currency wars are intensifying. The central banks of the world are becoming increasingly desperate in their efforts to bring growth back and maintain some sort of financial stability. Alas, both objectives no longer seem to be achievable at the same time anymore. Massive amounts of liquidity have been injected into the system through continuous rounds of quantitative easing. Despite these bold exertions, economic growth remains elusive and investors are becoming progressively apprehensive. The Bank of Japan officially introduced negative interest rates […]
Weekly Market Review & Target Fills February Week 3
The week began with a mini rally in equity markets due to reports that top officials from Russia, Qatar, Venezuela and most importantly Saudi Arabia, had agreed in principle to freeze oil output at the level achieved in January. The meeting had resulted from the financial hardship, that was being caused by crude dipping to prices not seen since 2003. This was causing investors to abandon oil in droves. The two biggest producers are Saudi Arabia and Russia, with daily oil output at […]
Weekly Market Review & Target Fills February Week 2
The week began with global equity markets in retreat, on fears of further recession growing across the world. It followed the poor job creation performance in the United States released last Friday. Although official unemployment is at 4.9% only 151,000 were created last month, when 190,000 was expected. The main driver of news this week was again the price of crude and the effect it was having on world markets. On Thursday, rising oil inventories brought American WTI (West Texas Intermediate) to below […]
More Economic Trouble For The BRICS Ahead Part 2
The only nation in the BRICS that has a rising economy at this time is India. Although China is still growing, it is doing so at a much lower rate. Both statistics of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) as reported by their governments, have been called into question by numerous analysts. The other three nations that comprise the BRICS are Brazil, Russia and South Africa. There are all experiencing tremendous economic and financial disruptions at this time, that has totally derailed growth. India […]
More Economic Trouble For The BRICS Ahead Part 1
As what often happens in the economic and political development of nations, actual events intrude upon the fiction of what many would like to believe is the future. Just a few years ago the rise of a number of nations known collectively as the BRICS, were supposed to massively change the international global dynamic. Labeled as such in 2001, the emergence of these nations was going to dramatically alter the balance of world power. The BRICS are compromised of the nations of […]
Weekly Market Review & Target Fills – February Week 1
This week was mostly watching global markets rise and fall in tandem to crude oil prices. This was especially the case in the United States. Record high inventories, the result of a world output exceeding demand by over 1 million barrels a day, should of kept prices moving downward or at least stable. Instead prices fluctuated wildly, on rumors and pronouncements on possible production cuts. Instability in the energy markets have brought WTI (West Texas Intermediate) American priced oil, back above $32.00 […]
France In A State Of Emergency
France with the second largest economy in Europe, has continued in economic stagnation for four years. There are a number of external factors that weigh heavily on growth for the French economy. However, much of what has been allowed to develop inside the country, is responsible for the dismal economic and investment performance of the nation. As an acknowledgment of the crisis taking hold of the country, President Hollande has now declared a state of economic and social emergency. The French economy […]