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On 17 September The Wall Street Journal published a fascinating article on “peak oil,” “There Will Be Oil,” written by Daniel Yergin, chairman of IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates, an energy research and consulting firm and deserved recipient of Pulitzer Prize for his 1991 book, The Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money and Power.

As noted by Richard Heinberg on June 22nd, 2011, the media has lacked the ability to connect the economic situations in the Middle East and their uprisings to what is happening in Europe. I would avoid the word “Revolution” in the case of the Middle Eastern uprisings, seeing as no dramatic systemic changes have taken place, only the ousting of dictators.

The youth revolution that rocked dictators in the Middle East is now spreading to Europe. Look for more chaotic upheaval in result.

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Pre-Market News and Views

Posted by inthemoneystocks on March 24th, 2011

This morning the S&P 500 e-mini futures are trading higher by 7.00 points to 1299.00 per contract. The futures began to rally around 3:30 am EST when they were trading as low as 1298.25 per contract. The S&P 500 e-mini futures have now rallied higher by 59.00 points since its March 17, 2011 low pivot.

The markets are jumping higher today on the back of a commodity pull back. Oil is dropping slightly on the day as it appears Moammar Gadhafi is on the retreat. Not only has the U.N been meeting about a possible no fly zone over Libya but rumors have surfaced that the Gadhafi is trying to negotiate an exit from Libya with the opposition. As of now, the rest of the Middle East is relatively quiet.

It seems the announcement by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to step down by not running for office in September has given commodity traders some reason to take pressure off of oil prices. But where was gold in all of this? Why didn't gold rocket higher like it has during every other middle east crisis over the last 60 years?

After an initial pull back crude oil gained some strength overnight as investors seem to consider the Egypt unrest as little threat to the flow of oil through the Suez canal. It is great to play the threat of disruption in our trades but there is little proof that oil and energy is ever effected by these tense situations.

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INCIDENT: Sources in the Gulf region report that Iran is preparing for a possible attack by Israel and/or the United States on one or more of its nuclear production units by stockpiling arms and munitions with its proxy militias in Kuwait and Bahrain.

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