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Five Ways to Profit from the New Year Rebound in Commodity Prices
Between September 2007 and June 2008, oil prices doubled, gold rose 30% and commodities, in general, advanced by a similar percentage.
So why, six months later, when prices have fallen back below last year’s levels, does everybody think they won’t rise again? The difficulties of extraction haven’t gone away, nor have the prospects of increasing consumption in the faster-growing emerging markets such as China. Yes, the prices of commodities are severely affected by marginal moves in supply and demand, but this is ridiculous!
Rest assured, commodities prices will rebound in the New Year. The reasons will soon become quite clear.
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16Dec2008 | Money Morning | 0 comments | ContinuedBuy, Sell or Hold: Suncor Energy Inc.
On July 21, when oil was trading at some $125 a barrel and in an apparent freefall, I issued a scaled “Buy” on Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX). I based this call on the stock’s ultra-low valuation and the company’s business model, which would enable it to keep posting strong profits even at lower margins. Despite the huge market sell-off – and a whipsaw market for oil that saw prices fall to as low as $90 a barrel before rebounding recently – Chevron’s stock has outperformed both the broader stock market and its oil-sector peers. At Friday’s closing price of $86.95,…
29Sep2008 | Money Morning | Comments Off | Continued
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