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Futures Trading Market Analysis for May 17, 2013

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Energy markets report – 5/13

Crude oil The energy markets were relatively quiet today in New York, with crude oil finishing down $.90 a barrel after the sharp rally from last Friday’s low…finishing at 95.05 in the June contract in a pretty lackluster trade today as the commodity markets as a whole were pretty much mixed across the board. Unleaded [...] - Read More

Energy markets lower in early trade, but rally

The energy markets were sharply lower in early trade, only to rally towards the closing bell after climbing to new recent highs earlier in the week. Crude oil Crude oil is still trading above 20 and 100 day moving average in the June contract despite selling off $3.00 a barrel at one point today, before [...] - Read More

Crude oil down, trading lower for 2nd consecutive day

Crude Oil futures The energy markets this morning are sharply lower, with crude oil down $2 a barrel at 91.50…trading lower for the second consecutive day and trading below its 20 and 100 day moving average – with extreme volatility in the last couple of weeks. The daily chart shows absolutely horrible chart structure, with [...] - Read More

Natural gas futures higher

Natural gas futures were higher by 20 points in the May contract yesterday, but up only 1 point today trading higher for the 4th straight trading session currently trading at 4.41 hitting a 1½ year high – still trading above its 20 & 100 day moving average. In my opinion (as I’ve stated in previous [...] - Read More

Energy market continued onslaught to downside

Crude Oil The energy market continued their onslaught to the downside this week, with crude oil finishing up 20 cents a barrel at 87.90. As I’ve been recommending in many previous blogs, I think the energy sector is outrageously overpriced…especially in crude oil. With 23 year high inventory levels & waning demand and deflation across [...] - Read More

Energy prices are lower across the board today

Energy prices are lower across the board today in New York, with the IEA stating that they are concerned about the huge surplus in energy products, which tells me lower prices are coming in the short term despite a weaker dollar. Unleaded gasoline selling off another 400 points in the May contract, and is down [...] - Read More

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