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From OilPrice.com: Two years into the global oil-price collapse, it seems unlikely that prices will return to sustained levels above $70 per barrel any time soon or perhaps, ever. That is because the global economy is exhausted. The current oil-price rally is over as I predicted several months ago and prices are heading toward $40 per barrel. Playing The Oil Trend With UWTI
Jacob Hess: The best way to cash in on a trend in crude oil is not by buying and selling the contracts but watching ETFs that track their prices. Over the past two years, these exchange traded funds have become very popular as oil prices plunged to sub-$30 levels. How ETFs Are Propping Up Oil
Short positions in oil exchange-traded funds surged to stunningly extreme record levels (up 300% in a month) in January as crude oil plummeted. Since January 20th, however, things have changed rapidly as a massive short-squeeze began. When To Go All-In On Oil
Lawrence Meyers: Back in 1998, the market was in a tizzy because of the Long Term Capital Management blowup and because oil was cratering. I was relatively new to investing at the time, so when oil hit $10 per barrel, I didn’t realize the multi-decade buying opportunity it presented. Why The Party Is Over For Tight Oil
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Lawrence Meyers: Oil prices are falling again and are closing in on $40 per barrel. What does this mean for energy investments, and should you buy, sell or hold if oil falls even further? Crude Carnage Continues As Goldman Warns “Storage Is Running Out”
Tyler Durden: WTI Crude is back below $45 again this morning - pressing towards 2015 and cycle lows -after Goldman Sachs' Jeffrey Currie warns 'lower for longer' is here to stay, with price risk "substantially skewed to the downside." What Lies Ahead For Oil ETFs?
Sweta Killa: After smooth trading in May and June, oil resumed its decline and trapped in the nastiest downward spiral in July joining the broader selloff in commodities amid growing global glut and the China slowdown. In fact, U.S. crude oil lost nearly Four Inverse ETFs That Soared In July
Sweta Killa: July was an extremely volatile month for the U.S. stock market due to the Greek debt drama and Grexit worries, China meltdown, selloff in commodities and mixed economic data that raised concerns of a global slowdown. Where The Price Of Oil Is Headed Next? [Seadrill Ltd, Linn Energy LLC, Transocean LTD, BreitBurn Energy Partners L.P.]
George Leong: Uncertainty appears to be influencing oil prices near-term, and the long-term outlook doesn’t look to be showing much strength. For the time being, oil prices are stuck in a trader’s market. WTI Spikes Above $55 After Crude Inventories Rise At Slowest Pace In 14 Weeks [VelocityShares 3X Long Crude ETN, VelocityShares 3X Inverse Crude ETN]
Tyler Durden: For the 14th week in a row, US crude inventories rose; but against expectations of a 3.5mm build (and weak API overnight), DOE printed a mere 1.294mm bbl build - the lowest since the build streak began on the first week of January. How To Short Oil With ETFs [ProShares UltraShort DJ-UBS Crude Oi ETF, United States Oil Fund LP (ETF)]
A respite to the oil price havoc has been wiped out with some forecasting a further drop in the days ahead. The commodity has been on a wild ride over the past six months, plunging about 60%. In fact, oil saw the biggest weekly decline last week since March 1986. 
