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They did the mash!


 

They did the mash! They did the market mash! The market mash, it was a GDP smash! They did the mash and it made the dollar crash! They did the mash and it's time to party because the recession is over!

No, I am not sitting around in a pumpkin patch waiting for the Great Pumpkin to appear. What I am talking about is the Gross Domestic Product number. The GDP hit the high end of the market’s expectations posting an expansion in the 3.5% range. Yet party today but because we may have to face the reality tomorrow when we'll be singing a new song, Come on baby, don't fear the reaper just take my hand.

Oil regained $80 a barrel on a wave of economic optimism and short covering. Markets prepared to be disappointed after weak earnings from Exxon Mobil and weak housing data got better than they hoped for. The fact is that the economy is getting better and the stimulus is doing what the stimulators hoped it would do. Now if we can just figure out what do for an encore. The weekly jobs numbers are getting better but jobs are still the big issue. We cannot stimulate our way to growth forever. We need to find the next driver in our economy that will give us sustainable growth. We just have to figure out what that is.

We have nothing to fear about natural gas supplies. Yet this week’s EIA report showed a much smaller than expected injection into storage of 25 billion cubic feet we are still at record storage. The big news is that the Energy Information Agency once again increased the proven reserves of US Naturals gas supplies. The EIA said that proved reserves of natural gas rose enough not only to replace production, but also to grow by almost 3 percent over 2007, largely due to continued development of unconventional gas from shale. Of course on the spooky side the EIA said that, “even though discoveries of crude oil rose for the third year in a row, proved reserves of crude oil fell by more than 10 percent.”

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Buy December crude at 7427 - stop 7300. 
Buy December RBOB at 18000 - stop 17800.
Buy December heating oil at 19500 - stop 19300.
We're long December natural gas from apprx 510 - stop 470.

 

 

 

 

Phil Flynn


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Phil Flynn is Energy Analyst and General Market Analyst with PFGBEST (www.pfgbest.com). Phil is one of the world’s leading energy market analysts, providing individual investors, professional traders and institutions with up-to-the-minute investment and risk management insight into global petroleum, gasoline and energy markets. Phil’s market commentary, fundamental and technical analysis, and long-term forecasts are sought by industry executives, traders and global media.

Because he has been available to media around the clock, even during some of the most turbulent market periods in history, and because he has built a solid reputation for accuracy in his market analysis and forecasts, through thousands of interviews and broadcast appearances for more than a decade, Phil Flynn has become a headline-making name even as he continues to provide expert advice and customer care to his proprietary trading account clients.

Media highlights include: CNN, CNBC, Bloomberg, ABC, CBS with Katie Couric, NBC’s “Today Show” and “Nightly News with Tom Brokaw”, FOX’s “O’Reilly Factor”, PBS’s “The Newshour with Jim Lehrer” and “Nightly Business Report”, MSNBC’s “The News with Brian Williams”, Wall Street Journal Report, The Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Investor’s Business Daily, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Associated Press, The Toronto Globe & Mail, Houston Chronicle, Futures Magazine, National Public Radio’s Marketplace, a chat with the President of the United States, and many more venues.

You can read Phil’s daily market analysis and blogs at www.pfgbest.com.

PFGBEST is among the largest non-clearing U.S. Futures Commission Merchants, with customers, affiliates and brokerage offices in more than 80 countries. The company is a leader in sustainable investing through diversified products including managed funds, futures, forex, options, full-service and discount brokerage, trader education, market research, and direct online futures trading through its BESTDirect™ platform, and numerous other platforms and applications.

Phil’s commitment to and experience in futures trading is documented in two books, The Mind of a Trader (Financial Times/Pitman,1997), and Trading Online (publisher, date), both by Alpesh B. Patel. Phil is a lifelong resident of Illinois. He attended Daley College in Chicago before beginning his career on the trading floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

Phil Flynn
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