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Libya accepts Chavez proposal on international commission

Euro gone nuts, gm all 03/03/2011 08:49 *DJ Trichet: Rate Hike Is Not Certain, But Possible, In April

nice done, good R/R

:( I was thinking to short there :D

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OIL FUTURES: Oil Prices Advance As Fighting Rages In Libya http://tinyurl.com/4eahrko

03/02/2011 09:50 DJ UPDATE: Gadhafi Warns Of "Bloody War" If Military Intervention I guess a no fly zone & military intervention is to prevent Gadhafi from destroying oil infrastructure. I wouldn't be surprised if the US affixed one of the bombs from the captured mirage, to a...

If you had to pick one nation that is well worth watching in the next 25 years it is main land China John Templeton on the rise of the next major nation to rival the USA, 1990 Must be of whom Jim Rogers got his ideas :D <iframe title="YouTube video player" width="480" height="390"...

If there was any food riots in China it would be reported in every western media outlet. The big bad China bashing never ceases. Next rumor please...

Gold looks set to go vertical, at least 1500 with the USD set to drop, silvers already gone ballistic

http://www.resourceinvestor.com/News/2011/3/Pages/Italian-Banks-Want-Protection-of-Gold-Reserves.aspx Facebook pages calling for Saudi protests later this month have received several thousand followers. But activists say they believe authorities are also tracking them online. Police...

most likely BS, does not mean we can't go higher Good post Bighog GM all

should be a long for a dollar or two :)

my bad, I see it was a real time scalp trade you posted

if it was going to happen, it would have already happened GM all

Brazils world-leading iron ore producer Vale has designed and ordered a new ship ; the Chinamax. This 400,000dwt leviathan will transport iron ore to China and blow the paltry Capesizes and Panamax runabouts out of the water. It will be like Lasers taking on Wild Oats XI. And there wont be just...

It is Jewish, owned by the Rothschild's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economist_Group

$70's range was from mid 2009 for a long period coming out of the GFC when all economies were recovering. Unless you think world economies are going back to that level of activity/ recession I think it is a stretch. Of course higher crude may carry the seeds of its own destruction.