Quote from Sky123987:
Historical clues:
1) Back in 2000 I would watch the Nasdaq market soar to higher & higher & higher highs. This market was becoming more and more insanely overpriced. Nasdaq got up to 5000 and crashed so hard. It's 2000 something now.
- I wanted to shoot myself for my shorting it
2) In 2006 ish the real estate market was making higher and higher and higher highs, you know the price of the homes couldn't be afforded by the general public.
- Again I wanted to shoot myself for not taking advantage of this.
Today:
Oil is so insanely priced. and you know Bush is leaving office. I don't it to be 2009 and gas is 1.50 / gallon, having missed another grand opportunity.
Opinions?

Quote from Sky123987:
Historical clues:
1) Back in 2000 I would watch the Nasdaq market soar to higher & higher & higher highs. This market was becoming more and more insanely overpriced. Nasdaq got up to 5000 and crashed so hard. It's 2000 something now.
- I wanted to shoot myself for my shorting it
2) In 2006 ish the real estate market was making higher and higher and higher highs, you know the price of the homes couldn't be afforded by the general public.
- Again I wanted to shoot myself for not taking advantage of this.
Today:
Oil is so insanely priced. and you know Bush is leaving office. I don't it to be 2009 and gas is 1.50 / gallon, having missed another grand opportunity.
Opinions?
Quote from margo_trader:
I would avoid DUG. It's not a pure play on oil. If you can find the shares, USO is a better play.
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Quote from timscott:
I caught a nice downdraft on oil on Wednesday, but would not be comfortable shorting oil long term until a definite top is set - why stand in front of a run away train? I'm not superman. I'm with the guy who stated catch the meat in the middle.
MY CONSPIRACY THEORY - These banks and broker were totally screwed when BSC went south. Many of them, and many of the more prestigious, got huge sums of money from Sovereign Wealth Funds (oil money).
Some of their "investments" were almost like flushing money down the toilet. Without the oil money some of these banks / brokers would have failed>> even Goldman would have suffered if the biggest game in town shut down.
So >> perhaps this "payback" in high oil was contrived back then. Oil is up like what, 30% since BSC?. Costs of production hasn't changed that much in years. These are windfall profits for the same oil producers that dumped Billions into our crashing banking system. Refilling their coffers. Won't take long for them to make that money back at these prices.
Somebody's got to help pay that bill. How convenient that every time oil burps GS comes out to defend it - sending it ever higher. GS surely gets business from many of these funds as well. GS sends up oil, GS gets more business. You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.
Its all rigged I tell you![]()