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2005/3/31-4/1 [Science/GlobalWarming] UID:37007 Activity:low
3/31    http://csua.org/u/bjk (Yahoo! News)
        "... Goldman Sachs bank, the biggest trader of energy derivatives, said
        prices (per barrel) could ultimately surge all the way above $100."
        Guess I really have to think about carpooling or public transit.
        \_ I would much rather have seen a $4 gasoline price 2 years ago,
           with $2.50 of that tax going to our own gov't, than high gas
           prices going to pay producers and oil companies.
        \_ Sounds like it is time to buy commodities. Should I dump $20K
           into oil?
           \_ That could well be speculative.
           \_ Why not oil stocks?
              \_ Less potential for profit.
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Business - Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - Oil hurtled back up to $56 a barrel on Thursday as Gol dman Sachs bank, the biggest trader of energy derivatives, said prices c ould ultimately surge all the way above $100. Oil prices have climbed around 25 percent this year as signals that rapid demand growth in emerging economies China and India will strain world s upply ignited heavy buying from big-money funds. news) said in a research report on Thursday that oil markets have entered a "super-spike" period that could see prices rising as high as $105 a barrel. "We believe oil markets may have entered the early stages of what we have referred to as a "super spike" period -- a multi-year trading band of o il prices high enough to meaningfully reduce energy consumption and recr eate a spare capacity cushion only after which will lower energy prices return," Goldman's analysts wrote. Goldman's Global Investment Research note also raised the bank's 2005 and 2006 NYMEX crude price forecasts to $50 and $55 respectively, from $41 and $40. These forecasts sit at the top of a table of predictions from 25 analysts , consultants and government bodies surveyed by Reuters POLL>. Gasoline demand has been running two percent higher than last year in the past four weeks, despite record prices at the pump, making the 63 perc ent inventory surplus versus last year's level less comforting than it w ould appear. Also encouraging gains, the dollar -- the currency of global oil trade -- retreated further on Thursday from a five-month high against the yen. A weaker dollar has encouraged funds to switch money from treasury market s into commodities, as well as insulating fuel consumption in non-dollar economies from the impact of higher crude prices. Make Profits Trading Crude Oil Markets Trade Crude Oil & Heating Oil profitably using "The Law of Charts". Subscribe to our weekly Newsletter Chart Scan" to see how to apply this ... Learn to Trade the Oil Market Learn to trade the Oil Market using trend following Point & Figure charts. Clearly identify crude oil market trend and trade with it. Republication or r edistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the pri or written consent of Reuters. Reuters shall not be liable for any error s or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon .