$65 oil is coming (maybe)
A top analyst expects crude prices to start plummeting. If you don't believe it, you're not the only one, and a few stocks look good if you're in the skeptics' camp.
This guy you have got to read!
"The match has struck, the fuse has been lit, and four or five years from now OPEC producers are going to be drinking their own oil and choking on it," says Tony Kolton, the founder and president of Logical Information Machines, a provider of research to most of the world's major energy-trading companies for two decades”.
Speculators unmasked
Kolton, a specialist in the history, composition and psychology of the energy market, believes that speculators were without question behind the run-up of prices to $147 per barrel in July and that government threats to expose and punish their behavior spooked them out of their positions in a hurry.
Now this is a guy after my on heart, alright Tony Kolton! I have said this since 1973. My statement has been they like drinking tea and can substitute oil for it!
But I don’t believe the prices are going to change to help conditions for this fall and winter.
If we have storms that could effect (perceived effect) supply or Russia keeps up with their antics and screw with that oil flow though Georgia, or any number of reasons that the speculators can come up with.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/SuperModels/CouldOilPlungeTo65ABarrel.aspx
I want my reads to look over this one. Thank goodness more have been picking up the banner and the facts keep coming out. This one is called the American Solutions, give it a gander.
http://www.americansolutions.com/actioncenter/petitions/?Guid=54ec6e43-75a8-445b-aa7b-346a1e096659
And finally Nancy seems to be back peddling on some issues. Seems she changes with the weather. Her comments;
Pelosi won't limit vote to offshore drilling
Carla Marinucci, Chronicle Political Writer
(08-14) 19:07 PDT -- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday firmly rejected the idea of a House vote solely on the issue of offshore oil drilling, calling it "a hoax on the American people" backed by oil companies.
Instead, she said, she wants Congress to tackle a compromise comprehensive energy plan that would include alternative energy sources and curtailing tax breaks for oil companies.
"You want to drill? We want the royalties for the American people, and we want that to pay for renewable energy resources," the San Francisco Democrat said in an interview for KQED television's weekly news show, "This Week in Northern California." "We want to connect all that together."
Pelosi said she wants to end what she called the failed energy policies supported by "two oilmen in the White House," referring to President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, former oil company executives.
"They want us to do more of the same," she said. "So they've come up with this gimmick, this hoax" that says if drilling is allowed in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and offshore, "it's going to bring down the price at the pump."
"Ten years, 2 cents," Pelosi said, arguing that 10 years would be the time needed to reap a small benefit to most Americans. "Even the president has said it isn't a quick fix. ... I can't allow a hoax to come to the floor."
But she would consider a vote on drilling "in the context of a fuller, more comprehensive energy package" that would include ending some of the oil companies' current tax breaks.
Big Oil, she said, wants to drill and "not pass their royalties to the taxpayer. They want us to subsidize the drilling."
That's why alternative energy - solar, wind, oil released from the strategic energy supply and natural gas, which is clean and abundant - should be mandated as part of the plan, she said.
And now check out the latest verbiage from the house of Pelosi;
Pelosi receptive to considering more drilling
Email this StoryAug 16, 7:30 PM (ET)By DINA CAPPIELLO
WASHINGTON (AP) - Democrats' stance against offshore drilling has shifted more, with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signaling on Saturday her willingness to consider opening up more coastal areas to oil and gas exploration.
In her party's weekly radio address, Pelosi said opening portions of the Outer Continental Shelf for drilling would be a part of energy legislation that House Democrats intend to put forward in the coming weeks to address oil dependence and high gasoline prices.
Lawmakers will be able to "consider opening portions of the Outer Continental Shelf for drilling, with appropriate safeguards, and without taxpayer subsidies to Big Oil," said Pelosi, D-Calif.
Just weeks ago Pelosi seemed resolved to block any votes to allow offshore drilling, in part because Californians have opposed drilling off their coasts since an oil spill off Santa Barbara in 1969. New oil drilling is only allowed now in federal waters in the western Gulf of Mexico and off Alaska.
Pelosi's radio remarks were the latest to hint that the energy debate in Congress is still evolving, and that Democrats are budging on the issue.
Congress left for the August recess deadlocked over how to address $4-a-gallon gasoline. Democratic proposals to tap the nation's petroleum reserve, curb oil speculation and force oil companies to drill on already leased federal lands were blocked by Republicans trying to force votes on offshore drilling.
Yet any vote on drilling is likely to force the Republicans' hand, since it will likely be packaged with unpopular proposals to tap the petroleum reserve and recoup unpaid royalties from the late 1990s to pay for renewable energy projects.
"This comprehensive Democratic approach will ensure energy independence which is essential to our national security, will create millions of good paying jobs here at home in a new green economy, and will take major steps forward in addressing the global climate crisis," said Pelosi, who criticized Republicans'"drill only" plan.
Republican leaders called Pelosi's proposal a ruse.
She "is deliberately misrepresenting the facts about our plan in order to shift attention away from the Democrats' shameful record," said House Republican leader John Boehner of Ohio. "Her new effort appears to be just another flawed plan that will do little to lower gas prices." Boehner and more than 100 House Republicans refused to depart for the summer recess in protest of Democrats' refusal to have a vote on their proposals.
The pressure to expand offshore drilling intensified last month when President Bush lifted an executive prohibition on drilling for oil and gas on the Outer Continental Shelf. A congressional ban remains in place.
Polls have shown that voters have grown more supportive of more domestic oil production as fuel prices have climbed.
Can you stand any more? What is that old soap show? “ So as the world turns” according to Nancy Pelosi.
Until the next time
JW'r
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
What fools we are
What fools are we?
I have just checked the crude oil listings, at $114.00 a barrel. Good news? I don’t think so! We are in a recession, housing is still clasping, jobs are being lost, and the cost of everyday items is increasing.
The congress in ignoring us. Hope they are enjoying their five week vacation, and we still wait. Make no mistake; I don’t want the government to fix anything. I just want them to undue the harm they have created. Open up drilling, oil areas and natural gas. Reverse the ethanol in our fuel. I believe I have in pass blogs stated that we use more energy to make this ethanol additive than we are saving. I check at every “fill up” what my gas mileage is. I have lost an average of two miles to the gallon. I don’t go over the speed limit and keep my car up to spec through its operating cycles.
NEWS FLASH! Oil has increased $1.92 to $115.05. It seems that our crude supply is decreasing. See insert:
41 minutes ago Oil prices staged a modest rebound Wednesday, rising above $114 a barrel after the government reported a plunge in U.S. gasoline supplies and a surprise drop in crude stockpiles. In its weekly inventory report, the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration said gasoline supplies fell by 6.4 million barrels to 202.8 million barrels for the week ending Aug. 8, nearly three times more than the 2.2 million barrel drop analysts surveyed by energy research firm Platts had expected....
Well, they have found a way to drive the price back up! We are driving less, big cars are out, BUT we have a decline in supplies. This isn’t going to go away until we Drill, Drill, Drill.
Back to get Congress off their vacation!
I would like to thank my reads for their offerings. I am linking these sites. They deal with another source of;
Learn More About Gas Hydrates and, The Mallik Project.
http://energy.usgs.gov/other/gashydrates/mallik.html
http://energy.usgs.gov/other/gashydrates/gashydrates_pubs_data.html
Finally, I ask, how much more can we take before we go over the cliff?
Until the next time,
JW’r
I have just checked the crude oil listings, at $114.00 a barrel. Good news? I don’t think so! We are in a recession, housing is still clasping, jobs are being lost, and the cost of everyday items is increasing.
The congress in ignoring us. Hope they are enjoying their five week vacation, and we still wait. Make no mistake; I don’t want the government to fix anything. I just want them to undue the harm they have created. Open up drilling, oil areas and natural gas. Reverse the ethanol in our fuel. I believe I have in pass blogs stated that we use more energy to make this ethanol additive than we are saving. I check at every “fill up” what my gas mileage is. I have lost an average of two miles to the gallon. I don’t go over the speed limit and keep my car up to spec through its operating cycles.
NEWS FLASH! Oil has increased $1.92 to $115.05. It seems that our crude supply is decreasing. See insert:
41 minutes ago Oil prices staged a modest rebound Wednesday, rising above $114 a barrel after the government reported a plunge in U.S. gasoline supplies and a surprise drop in crude stockpiles. In its weekly inventory report, the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration said gasoline supplies fell by 6.4 million barrels to 202.8 million barrels for the week ending Aug. 8, nearly three times more than the 2.2 million barrel drop analysts surveyed by energy research firm Platts had expected....
Well, they have found a way to drive the price back up! We are driving less, big cars are out, BUT we have a decline in supplies. This isn’t going to go away until we Drill, Drill, Drill.
Back to get Congress off their vacation!
I would like to thank my reads for their offerings. I am linking these sites. They deal with another source of;
Learn More About Gas Hydrates and, The Mallik Project.
http://energy.usgs.gov/other/gashydrates/mallik.html
http://energy.usgs.gov/other/gashydrates/gashydrates_pubs_data.html
Finally, I ask, how much more can we take before we go over the cliff?
Until the next time,
JW’r
Saturday, August 9, 2008
oil sinks on stronger dollar
Oil sinks on stronger dollar to $115 a barrel
Taken from AP business writer
By MADLEN READAP Business Writer
(AP:NEW YORK) Oil prices dove to $115 a barrel on Friday, driven lower by a huge jump in the U.S. dollar, signs of moderating fuel demand around the world and the growing belief in the markets that commodities may have peaked.Shrugging off concerns about a sabotaged oil pipeline in Turkey, investors pulled their money out of commodities and put it back into stocks _ driving the Dow Jones industrial average up more than 300 points.
I much interject; outside influences didn’t but CAN and will affect prices here. Because it isn’t our own oil. The commodities gang tried to bet again us! It didn’t work, but how long before it does?
With energy losing its luster in the marketplace, the cost of roadside gasoline has been creeping down. The average retail price for a gallon of gasoline slipped to $3.836 Friday. That's down about a penny from Thursday, and down nearly 28 cents from the record high of $4.114 reached July 17.
"We're probably going to see gasoline at the retail level around $3.50 for Labor Day," said James Cordier, president of Tampa, Fla.-based trading firms Liberty Trading Group and OptionSellers.com.
My comments on the big saving; aren’t you so happy about this reduction? I am not. Start clapping when it’s down below two bucks. At this projected price a tank of fuel with cost $70.00 (20 gallon tank)
Light, sweet crude for September delivery slumped $4.82 to settle at $115.20 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. During trading, it dipped as low as $114.90. Prices for gasoline, heating oil and natural gas also dropped.
WOW! Do the math, heating oil for your homes at $3.96 a gallon, hay that’s only $792 dollars to fill your home tank. (200 gallons)
Wake up you bunch of sheep! The average household will burn about $1000.00 a month, and you will be cold. A lot of retired people SS pay check is about $1500.00 or much less. Lets see about $125.00 a week to make ends meet. With food cost soaring and other utilities, make your choices now, warm or rent, food, electricity? What is it going to be?
Many analysts have pointed to the $117-a-barrel mark for crude oil as technically significant _ a move below this level suggests, they say, that oil's recent slide is more than a brief pullback. Crude peaked at $147.27 on July 11.
"You have to remember that this market has baffled anyone who's used fundamentals or charts. But if you're a chartist, today is the death knell for the possibility of new highs in the marketplace," said Tom Kloza, publisher and chief oil analyst of the Oil Price Information Service in Wall, N.J.
With the dollar launching a massive rebound against the euro and yen after the European Central Bank and the Bank of England both left their benchmark interest rates unchanged, energy traders found reason to sell _ especially since the ECB indicated that there probably wouldn't be any more rate hikes to come.
Higher interest rates make a country's currency more attractive to invest in.
By the energy market's close, the euro had dropped to $1.5007 against the dollar, while the dollar rose to 110.22 yen. The British pound tumbled to $1.9193, after reaching its lowest point since November 2006.
The weak dollar had been boosting oil prices earlier this year, because dollar-denominated commodities are often used as hedges against inflation and a falling U.S. currency.
Furthermore, the central banks' actions bolstered the growing belief in the energy markets that economies around the world are slowing alongside the United States, dampening global demand for crude oil products.
"The biggest driving factor now to the downside is the fact that the U.S. economy has a lot of company right now in terms of weakening economic growth," Cordier said, pointing to both China and India.
Clean-air efforts have had a dampening effect too _ China announced in June that Beijing would remove half its cars from the roads.
Nymex front-month crude futures are down nearly 22 percent from their record high. They are still up, however, nearly 60 percent from a year ago.
Earlier this year, Americans were paying about $1.65 billion a day for gasoline at the peak of prices and demand, Kloza said. The country appears to be headed for below $1.5 billion a day now that prices are coming down and demand is slowing, he said, but he pointed out that that's still three times what Americans were paying in 2002.
Heating oil futures fell 10.56 cents to finish at $3.1280 a gallon on the Nymex, where gasoline futures fell 11.53 cents to close at $2.8874 a gallon. Natural gas futures fell 32.3 cents to settle at $8.248 per 1,000 cubic feet.
How long do you think this will even hold up?
Crude oil had risen $1.14 Thursday to close at $120.02 a barrel after Turkey's state-run news agency Anatolia said the pipeline, attacked by the separatist group Kurdistan Workers' Party, could be shut down for up to 15 days.
The pipeline can pump slightly more than 1 million barrels of crude oil per day, or more than 1 percent of the world's daily crude output. In Turkey, pipeline shareholder BP PLC and other oil companies declared what's called a force majeure after the pipeline attack, freeing them of contractual obligations to deliver crude.
__Associated Press writers Alex Kennedy in Singapore and George Jahn in Vienna
Well in summary, one of my readers has sent the link below. Remember our Congress is on a paid five week vacation, while we sit and wait. So how about using this little link and send away. About a month to go as the weather changes. We are in the storm season, will that interrupt our supplies and change this down trend?
Well, here is another chance to do something about our situation.
Click on this link to send a message to the President about the Congress(not) voting on the energy crisis. Itʼs very easy to do. We need to strike when the iron is hot.http://capwiz.com/gopusa/issues/alert/?alertid=11751481
Until the next time,
JW’r
Taken from AP business writer
By MADLEN READAP Business Writer
(AP:NEW YORK) Oil prices dove to $115 a barrel on Friday, driven lower by a huge jump in the U.S. dollar, signs of moderating fuel demand around the world and the growing belief in the markets that commodities may have peaked.Shrugging off concerns about a sabotaged oil pipeline in Turkey, investors pulled their money out of commodities and put it back into stocks _ driving the Dow Jones industrial average up more than 300 points.
I much interject; outside influences didn’t but CAN and will affect prices here. Because it isn’t our own oil. The commodities gang tried to bet again us! It didn’t work, but how long before it does?
With energy losing its luster in the marketplace, the cost of roadside gasoline has been creeping down. The average retail price for a gallon of gasoline slipped to $3.836 Friday. That's down about a penny from Thursday, and down nearly 28 cents from the record high of $4.114 reached July 17.
"We're probably going to see gasoline at the retail level around $3.50 for Labor Day," said James Cordier, president of Tampa, Fla.-based trading firms Liberty Trading Group and OptionSellers.com.
My comments on the big saving; aren’t you so happy about this reduction? I am not. Start clapping when it’s down below two bucks. At this projected price a tank of fuel with cost $70.00 (20 gallon tank)
Light, sweet crude for September delivery slumped $4.82 to settle at $115.20 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. During trading, it dipped as low as $114.90. Prices for gasoline, heating oil and natural gas also dropped.
WOW! Do the math, heating oil for your homes at $3.96 a gallon, hay that’s only $792 dollars to fill your home tank. (200 gallons)
Wake up you bunch of sheep! The average household will burn about $1000.00 a month, and you will be cold. A lot of retired people SS pay check is about $1500.00 or much less. Lets see about $125.00 a week to make ends meet. With food cost soaring and other utilities, make your choices now, warm or rent, food, electricity? What is it going to be?
Many analysts have pointed to the $117-a-barrel mark for crude oil as technically significant _ a move below this level suggests, they say, that oil's recent slide is more than a brief pullback. Crude peaked at $147.27 on July 11.
"You have to remember that this market has baffled anyone who's used fundamentals or charts. But if you're a chartist, today is the death knell for the possibility of new highs in the marketplace," said Tom Kloza, publisher and chief oil analyst of the Oil Price Information Service in Wall, N.J.
With the dollar launching a massive rebound against the euro and yen after the European Central Bank and the Bank of England both left their benchmark interest rates unchanged, energy traders found reason to sell _ especially since the ECB indicated that there probably wouldn't be any more rate hikes to come.
Higher interest rates make a country's currency more attractive to invest in.
By the energy market's close, the euro had dropped to $1.5007 against the dollar, while the dollar rose to 110.22 yen. The British pound tumbled to $1.9193, after reaching its lowest point since November 2006.
The weak dollar had been boosting oil prices earlier this year, because dollar-denominated commodities are often used as hedges against inflation and a falling U.S. currency.
Furthermore, the central banks' actions bolstered the growing belief in the energy markets that economies around the world are slowing alongside the United States, dampening global demand for crude oil products.
"The biggest driving factor now to the downside is the fact that the U.S. economy has a lot of company right now in terms of weakening economic growth," Cordier said, pointing to both China and India.
Clean-air efforts have had a dampening effect too _ China announced in June that Beijing would remove half its cars from the roads.
Nymex front-month crude futures are down nearly 22 percent from their record high. They are still up, however, nearly 60 percent from a year ago.
Earlier this year, Americans were paying about $1.65 billion a day for gasoline at the peak of prices and demand, Kloza said. The country appears to be headed for below $1.5 billion a day now that prices are coming down and demand is slowing, he said, but he pointed out that that's still three times what Americans were paying in 2002.
Heating oil futures fell 10.56 cents to finish at $3.1280 a gallon on the Nymex, where gasoline futures fell 11.53 cents to close at $2.8874 a gallon. Natural gas futures fell 32.3 cents to settle at $8.248 per 1,000 cubic feet.
How long do you think this will even hold up?
Crude oil had risen $1.14 Thursday to close at $120.02 a barrel after Turkey's state-run news agency Anatolia said the pipeline, attacked by the separatist group Kurdistan Workers' Party, could be shut down for up to 15 days.
The pipeline can pump slightly more than 1 million barrels of crude oil per day, or more than 1 percent of the world's daily crude output. In Turkey, pipeline shareholder BP PLC and other oil companies declared what's called a force majeure after the pipeline attack, freeing them of contractual obligations to deliver crude.
__Associated Press writers Alex Kennedy in Singapore and George Jahn in Vienna
Well in summary, one of my readers has sent the link below. Remember our Congress is on a paid five week vacation, while we sit and wait. So how about using this little link and send away. About a month to go as the weather changes. We are in the storm season, will that interrupt our supplies and change this down trend?
Well, here is another chance to do something about our situation.
Click on this link to send a message to the President about the Congress(not) voting on the energy crisis. Itʼs very easy to do. We need to strike when the iron is hot.http://capwiz.com/gopusa/issues/alert/?alertid=11751481
Until the next time,
JW’r
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Oil is retreating?
NEWS FLASH!
Oil prices are retreating. At this writing, crude oil is at $118.31 a barrel.
Sounds good, doesn’t it! Well, I haven’t seen the price at the pump (referring to diesel)
coming down. Now remember diesel is just a little higher on the refinement chain than
home heating oil. The last time I checked costs on that end of the fuel chain, it has not come down.
One more month and the weather starts to change. I ask again are you ready to pay the costs associated with this commodity? Up here in the Northeast it remains about the four dollars a gallon. The news media has been focusing on gasoline. Hardly a mention on the cost to heat your home.
I have been receiving mail from some of my readers. They have made available other energy sources. Wind as an energy source has been presented. I will be linking to the source for discussion. But first, I must reinforce that oil is keeping us warm and on the roads at present. There is no other fuel that can be used for our immediate needs.
Offering any other source at this time will not come about for ten years.
Now with that said, I definably feel wind is a source that should be incorporated into our resources to generate energy. So below is the Pickens Plan site;
http://www.pickensplan.com/index.php
I feel the figures presented at this site to be well thought out and accurate. My only comment is we need it NOW!
In summary, we need our Congressmen and women back in session to vote on this situation to drive down the costs quickly. Everyday they delay, puts us all in harms way! Write to them NOW and tell them to do their job!
Until the next time
JW’r
Oil prices are retreating. At this writing, crude oil is at $118.31 a barrel.
Sounds good, doesn’t it! Well, I haven’t seen the price at the pump (referring to diesel)
coming down. Now remember diesel is just a little higher on the refinement chain than
home heating oil. The last time I checked costs on that end of the fuel chain, it has not come down.
One more month and the weather starts to change. I ask again are you ready to pay the costs associated with this commodity? Up here in the Northeast it remains about the four dollars a gallon. The news media has been focusing on gasoline. Hardly a mention on the cost to heat your home.
I have been receiving mail from some of my readers. They have made available other energy sources. Wind as an energy source has been presented. I will be linking to the source for discussion. But first, I must reinforce that oil is keeping us warm and on the roads at present. There is no other fuel that can be used for our immediate needs.
Offering any other source at this time will not come about for ten years.
Now with that said, I definably feel wind is a source that should be incorporated into our resources to generate energy. So below is the Pickens Plan site;
http://www.pickensplan.com/index.php
I feel the figures presented at this site to be well thought out and accurate. My only comment is we need it NOW!
In summary, we need our Congressmen and women back in session to vote on this situation to drive down the costs quickly. Everyday they delay, puts us all in harms way! Write to them NOW and tell them to do their job!
Until the next time
JW’r
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Oh where Oh where have they gone?
Oh where Oh where has the house gone? Have our legislators abandon us while the nation is in financial chaos they have abandoned there officers and went home. Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the house has deemed it so. Nothing has or was done on the oil issue.
No vote was taken on lifting the band of drilling oil. How about that! Are you surprised? It sure didn’t have me falling all over myself. So there is one month of summer remaining. The cold will come, and do you have the funds to keep you warm this winter? Again I ask, which will it be, buy food or stay warm?
Our old, our folks on fixed incomes don’t have any decisions. Again a way of culling the population? Or coming under the thumbs of a liberal government? (Selected handouts)
My previous blog I have offered you the reader sites to get in touch with your Reps and Senators. The time is now! Not tomorrow! By my next rant, I will put together a form letter to send to the elected in Washington and remind them why they are there.
Not for there self interests, but to represent us, “the people”.
At this time, I would like to activate a link from another individual that has and is expressing views similar. I would like to introduce Mr. Craig R. Smith and his site.
http://www.oilsolution.org
Mr. Smith shows a map of the no zone. Ask our elected officials in Washington, why can’t we? The answer will astound you. And one other thing, send their answers to me, I would love to compile them. Let the rest of our population know what we have elected and sent to Washington.
Until the next time
No vote was taken on lifting the band of drilling oil. How about that! Are you surprised? It sure didn’t have me falling all over myself. So there is one month of summer remaining. The cold will come, and do you have the funds to keep you warm this winter? Again I ask, which will it be, buy food or stay warm?
Our old, our folks on fixed incomes don’t have any decisions. Again a way of culling the population? Or coming under the thumbs of a liberal government? (Selected handouts)
My previous blog I have offered you the reader sites to get in touch with your Reps and Senators. The time is now! Not tomorrow! By my next rant, I will put together a form letter to send to the elected in Washington and remind them why they are there.
Not for there self interests, but to represent us, “the people”.
At this time, I would like to activate a link from another individual that has and is expressing views similar. I would like to introduce Mr. Craig R. Smith and his site.
http://www.oilsolution.org
Mr. Smith shows a map of the no zone. Ask our elected officials in Washington, why can’t we? The answer will astound you. And one other thing, send their answers to me, I would love to compile them. Let the rest of our population know what we have elected and sent to Washington.
Until the next time
Monday, July 28, 2008
Like a bad penny
Like a bad penny, I keep coming back. Who said that? I don’t know. What’s my point? I am back because of the oil situation. I ask again, do you think the costs of oil and its by-products are going t continue down? Fat chance!
I might remind all of you that this little lull will not continue. I must continue to beat the drum and ring the bell t alert everyone that you/we are being rounded up, yes like sheep and the hammer will fall on all of us.
The fastest solution is drill, drill, drill! Producing our own resources and cutting our dependency on foreign supplies is the only way. Might I not forget dig, dig, dig, coal and oil shale, it’s all there.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing?Dispatch/080728market.aspx
Our legislators still aren’t getting it; they need to feel the pain that will be on us now and what will be happening in the next few months. You think things are tuff now, with job lost growing, financials tanking and food costs growing. It’s going to get mighty cold. We don’t need to eat anyway. We are to over weight and the population needs to be thinned. A hell of a drum I am beating. Now this is my final doom speech.
So my friends, what are we going to do about it? Let’s examine the pressure points available to us.
The first is those fat legislatures in Washington. This bunch needs to be taken to task and told to move on energy (not asked) available to us starting with oil. We must make it clear their ineffectiveness will not be tolerated and they will be removed. Write letters, phone calls, and e-mails. We need to unite into a force that can’t be denied.
Don’t know where to write, well here you go.
Senate; http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
Representatives; http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/index.html
Well there you go lets start letting this bunch know how we feel.
Until the next time
JW’r
I might remind all of you that this little lull will not continue. I must continue to beat the drum and ring the bell t alert everyone that you/we are being rounded up, yes like sheep and the hammer will fall on all of us.
The fastest solution is drill, drill, drill! Producing our own resources and cutting our dependency on foreign supplies is the only way. Might I not forget dig, dig, dig, coal and oil shale, it’s all there.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing?Dispatch/080728market.aspx
Our legislators still aren’t getting it; they need to feel the pain that will be on us now and what will be happening in the next few months. You think things are tuff now, with job lost growing, financials tanking and food costs growing. It’s going to get mighty cold. We don’t need to eat anyway. We are to over weight and the population needs to be thinned. A hell of a drum I am beating. Now this is my final doom speech.
So my friends, what are we going to do about it? Let’s examine the pressure points available to us.
The first is those fat legislatures in Washington. This bunch needs to be taken to task and told to move on energy (not asked) available to us starting with oil. We must make it clear their ineffectiveness will not be tolerated and they will be removed. Write letters, phone calls, and e-mails. We need to unite into a force that can’t be denied.
Don’t know where to write, well here you go.
Senate; http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
Representatives; http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/index.html
Well there you go lets start letting this bunch know how we feel.
Until the next time
JW’r
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Don't be fooled
Oil is receding but don’t be fooled. What am I saying; we got a long way to go to get oil prices down to a level that the average citizen can cope with costs that have been rising higher do to oils increases.
Remember the fall is fast approaching, the people responsible for these increases will be back pushing to see an acceleration back to levels that will cause us all great harm. What harm, the costs to keep ourselves warm, the costs to provide food, costs to let manufacturing product at a cost that will reflect in a fair selling price. Or are we to see everything that we consume go off shore and the end of jobs here in the US. Then the government will become a socialist state and we will be wards (sheep) of the state.
As in Oliver Twist, “sir may I have more, please”. Put your hand out, but be good, or you won’t get anymore. To come to think of it, what a way to control the population! Looks that way, doesn’t it? And finally the cost for fuel to get to work. This is behavior modification. You are all bad people, and need to have your behavior modified in a way that our elected offices feel we should behave.
Notice how the legislators are not following through with opening oil and gas (new fields), just status quo! Big oil doesn’t give a damn, look at their profits. Remember we are subsidizing them for new energy sources, etc. See any of that going on? I am for responsible corporate activities and product profit, but not on the backs of our populace.
The only reasons prices are declining, is the chatter going on and yes, the media coverage. (And I am not a media proponent). Be on your guard, this is a false decline. The money groups are waiting in the shadows, the politically correct bunch, are waiting, and they all want to cause the price to go back up.
Do you know that the OPEC bunch could buy us out right now! Yep, they can buy us right now! Their combined assets can take us out, as reported by the MS Money Group. Do you want that? The solution is our own energy sources. Use them all, oil, gas, coal, hydro electric, solar, wind, nuclear and anything else we could throw at the problem.
Whether you agree with me or not, we are driven by oil and we need it now to continue on. Then get the rest of our resources moved up into the power grid at a cost that our populace can sustain a decent life style.
Until the next time
JW’r
Remember the fall is fast approaching, the people responsible for these increases will be back pushing to see an acceleration back to levels that will cause us all great harm. What harm, the costs to keep ourselves warm, the costs to provide food, costs to let manufacturing product at a cost that will reflect in a fair selling price. Or are we to see everything that we consume go off shore and the end of jobs here in the US. Then the government will become a socialist state and we will be wards (sheep) of the state.
As in Oliver Twist, “sir may I have more, please”. Put your hand out, but be good, or you won’t get anymore. To come to think of it, what a way to control the population! Looks that way, doesn’t it? And finally the cost for fuel to get to work. This is behavior modification. You are all bad people, and need to have your behavior modified in a way that our elected offices feel we should behave.
Notice how the legislators are not following through with opening oil and gas (new fields), just status quo! Big oil doesn’t give a damn, look at their profits. Remember we are subsidizing them for new energy sources, etc. See any of that going on? I am for responsible corporate activities and product profit, but not on the backs of our populace.
The only reasons prices are declining, is the chatter going on and yes, the media coverage. (And I am not a media proponent). Be on your guard, this is a false decline. The money groups are waiting in the shadows, the politically correct bunch, are waiting, and they all want to cause the price to go back up.
Do you know that the OPEC bunch could buy us out right now! Yep, they can buy us right now! Their combined assets can take us out, as reported by the MS Money Group. Do you want that? The solution is our own energy sources. Use them all, oil, gas, coal, hydro electric, solar, wind, nuclear and anything else we could throw at the problem.
Whether you agree with me or not, we are driven by oil and we need it now to continue on. Then get the rest of our resources moved up into the power grid at a cost that our populace can sustain a decent life style.
Until the next time
JW’r
Monday, July 21, 2008
Time Marches On
It’s been awhile since my last entry. Got lots to say, so where to start?
As I have been saying in past posting, where and when will the government, press and big oil start seeing how serious things are getting? I have a file full of information that needs to be seen and acted on, not just talked about.
At this writing the president has lifted the off shore band on drilling, but Congress needs to got off their butts and give their approval.
In the mean time;
Oil here in the north east is a t 4.75 per gallon. Just think about this fall and winter, a minimum of 475 for a hundred gallons of fuel oil that will last about twelve to fourteen days. For the sake of argument that’s about 1000.00 a month to stay warm.
The hell with the Arabs lets look at that bunch of elitist in Congress and Senate. That ineffective bunch of bastards we put in office. They wouldn’t know what the right thing to do if you slapped them in the face with a direction, let alone a solution. As I have stated in the past, I would rather be a great politician for one term and do the peoples work for all, than out there spewing BS to keep my job. They are concerned about their Summer Break than getting things going for this country.
Then we have the commodities market bunch, known as the “greedy bastard bunch”, or as I call them the “Chicken Little Group” (the sky is falling). They hang on to oil disruptions threats and cause the price of oil to go up on rumors that seem to never come about. There are other markets affected by these oil speculating bastards, food prices for one. Look at corn, soybean, just to name a couple. Hey, how about the ethanol in your gas tanks. Ever wonder what it takes to make that stuff? When you can’t afford to buy your “Corn Flakes” drink some gas. You legislators, you got us into this, stand up and kill the ethanol monster you created.
And let us not forget “Big Oil”, I think my attachment tell that story.
Big Oil spends on search, splurges on investors
Focus on stock, dividends reaps more immediate rewards than exploration
In the second quarter of 2008, ConocoPhillips, led by CEO Jim Mulva, spent $275 million before taxes on exploration for new oil reserves and $2.5 billion buying back shares of its stock.
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LIVE QUOTE
NAME
LAST
CHANGE
% CHANGE
Exxon Mobil Corp
82.98
+1.44
+1.77%
ConocoPhillips
85.86
+1.95
+2.32%
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86.91
+0.86
+1.00%
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Until the next time.
JW’r
As I have been saying in past posting, where and when will the government, press and big oil start seeing how serious things are getting? I have a file full of information that needs to be seen and acted on, not just talked about.
At this writing the president has lifted the off shore band on drilling, but Congress needs to got off their butts and give their approval.
In the mean time;
Oil here in the north east is a t 4.75 per gallon. Just think about this fall and winter, a minimum of 475 for a hundred gallons of fuel oil that will last about twelve to fourteen days. For the sake of argument that’s about 1000.00 a month to stay warm.
The hell with the Arabs lets look at that bunch of elitist in Congress and Senate. That ineffective bunch of bastards we put in office. They wouldn’t know what the right thing to do if you slapped them in the face with a direction, let alone a solution. As I have stated in the past, I would rather be a great politician for one term and do the peoples work for all, than out there spewing BS to keep my job. They are concerned about their Summer Break than getting things going for this country.
Then we have the commodities market bunch, known as the “greedy bastard bunch”, or as I call them the “Chicken Little Group” (the sky is falling). They hang on to oil disruptions threats and cause the price of oil to go up on rumors that seem to never come about. There are other markets affected by these oil speculating bastards, food prices for one. Look at corn, soybean, just to name a couple. Hey, how about the ethanol in your gas tanks. Ever wonder what it takes to make that stuff? When you can’t afford to buy your “Corn Flakes” drink some gas. You legislators, you got us into this, stand up and kill the ethanol monster you created.
And let us not forget “Big Oil”, I think my attachment tell that story.
Big Oil spends on search, splurges on investors
Focus on stock, dividends reaps more immediate rewards than exploration
In the second quarter of 2008, ConocoPhillips, led by CEO Jim Mulva, spent $275 million before taxes on exploration for new oil reserves and $2.5 billion buying back shares of its stock.
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Pat Sullivan / AP file
LIVE QUOTE
NAME
LAST
CHANGE
% CHANGE
Exxon Mobil Corp
82.98
+1.44
+1.77%
ConocoPhillips
85.86
+1.95
+2.32%
Chevron Ord Shs
86.91
+0.86
+1.00%
QUOTE LOOKUP
Enter Company Symbol
• Lookup symbol
Top of Form
Bottom of Form
Data: MSN Money and IDC Comstock delayed 20 min.
Until the next time.
JW’r
Monday, June 30, 2008
The Arabs say thank you
It's Monday and oil is rising. The body of this blog was written by one of my readers. I am pasting this because it's basically what the Arab oil producers think.
JW'r
The OPEC minister may look you in the eye and say, “We are at war with you infidels and have been since the embargo in the 1970s. You are so arrogant you haven’t even recognized it. You have more missiles, bombs, and technology; so we are fighting with the best weapon we have and extracting on a net basis about $700 billion/year out of your economy. We will destroy you! Death to the infidels!
While I am here I would like to thank you for the following:
Not developing your 250-300 year supply of oil shale and tar sands. we know if you did this, it would create thousands of jobs for U.S. citizens, expand your engineering capabilities, and keep the wealth in the U.S. instead of sending it to us to finance our war against you infidels.
Thanks for limiting Defense Department purchases of oil sands from your neighbors to the north. We love it when you confuse your allies.
Thanks for over regulating every segment of your economy and thus delaying, by decades, the development of alternate fuel technologies.
Thanks for limiting drilling off your coasts, in Alaska, and anywhere there is an insect, bird, fish, or plant that might be inconvenienced. Better that your people suffer. Glad to see our lobbying efforts have been so effective.
Corn based Ethanol. Praise Allah for this sham program! Perhaps you will destroy yourself from the inside with these types of policies. This is a gift from Allah, praise his name! We never would have thought of this one!
This is better than when you pay your farmers NOT TO GROW FOOD. Have them use more energy to create less energy, and simultaneously drive up food prices.
Thank you U.S. Congress!
And finally, we appreciate you letting us fleece you without end. You will be glad to know we have been accumulating shares in your banks, real estate, and publicly held companies.
We also finance a good portion of your debt and now manipulate your markets, currency, and economies for our benefit.
THANK YOU AMERICA !
Copyright(c) 2008 RealTimeTraders.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved
JW'r
The OPEC minister may look you in the eye and say, “We are at war with you infidels and have been since the embargo in the 1970s. You are so arrogant you haven’t even recognized it. You have more missiles, bombs, and technology; so we are fighting with the best weapon we have and extracting on a net basis about $700 billion/year out of your economy. We will destroy you! Death to the infidels!
While I am here I would like to thank you for the following:
Not developing your 250-300 year supply of oil shale and tar sands. we know if you did this, it would create thousands of jobs for U.S. citizens, expand your engineering capabilities, and keep the wealth in the U.S. instead of sending it to us to finance our war against you infidels.
Thanks for limiting Defense Department purchases of oil sands from your neighbors to the north. We love it when you confuse your allies.
Thanks for over regulating every segment of your economy and thus delaying, by decades, the development of alternate fuel technologies.
Thanks for limiting drilling off your coasts, in Alaska, and anywhere there is an insect, bird, fish, or plant that might be inconvenienced. Better that your people suffer. Glad to see our lobbying efforts have been so effective.
Corn based Ethanol. Praise Allah for this sham program! Perhaps you will destroy yourself from the inside with these types of policies. This is a gift from Allah, praise his name! We never would have thought of this one!
This is better than when you pay your farmers NOT TO GROW FOOD. Have them use more energy to create less energy, and simultaneously drive up food prices.
Thank you U.S. Congress!
And finally, we appreciate you letting us fleece you without end. You will be glad to know we have been accumulating shares in your banks, real estate, and publicly held companies.
We also finance a good portion of your debt and now manipulate your markets, currency, and economies for our benefit.
THANK YOU AMERICA !
Copyright(c) 2008 RealTimeTraders.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Thursday, June 26, 2008
All locked up?
Why are we the only nation on earth that locks up its energy resources so its population can’t use them?
Also, have you noticed how the global warming crowd have crawled out from under their rock and are spewing the end is near stuff?
The OPEC president has stated that oil prices “will not come down”. OPEC has already done what it can. This was reported at the EU energy meeting on Brussels.
Why are we letting other interests deal out what they consider fair prices and limits on all types of energy? OPEC is having a good laugh at our expense. Smarten up all you sheep, time is marching on. The end of June is only a few days away, and the summer has only two months before fall will arrive. What are you waiting for? Put our legislators on the spot. Letters, e mails, telephone calls. Push them to get going. The hell with the election, get our energy areas explored and developed. Yes I know it won’t happen over night, but taking that first step, is one step closer to our own energy independence.
A side note; this should have occurred over ten years ago.
The global warming gang is on the march, another facet of the “chicken little crowd”. Are they going to pay for your energy needs? Check out what they are really about. They aren’t there to help you, only if they consider you as part of their norm and mores.
My final comment is; the reasoning of locking up our energy resources is for future generations (our kids, and grand kids) is a bunch of bull. We should be handing them a new or improved energy sources while we use what is at hand for our generation. As technology improves better sources will be there for future generations, not withholding what is needed to keep a quality of life for this generation.
JW’r
Also, have you noticed how the global warming crowd have crawled out from under their rock and are spewing the end is near stuff?
The OPEC president has stated that oil prices “will not come down”. OPEC has already done what it can. This was reported at the EU energy meeting on Brussels.
Why are we letting other interests deal out what they consider fair prices and limits on all types of energy? OPEC is having a good laugh at our expense. Smarten up all you sheep, time is marching on. The end of June is only a few days away, and the summer has only two months before fall will arrive. What are you waiting for? Put our legislators on the spot. Letters, e mails, telephone calls. Push them to get going. The hell with the election, get our energy areas explored and developed. Yes I know it won’t happen over night, but taking that first step, is one step closer to our own energy independence.
A side note; this should have occurred over ten years ago.
The global warming gang is on the march, another facet of the “chicken little crowd”. Are they going to pay for your energy needs? Check out what they are really about. They aren’t there to help you, only if they consider you as part of their norm and mores.
My final comment is; the reasoning of locking up our energy resources is for future generations (our kids, and grand kids) is a bunch of bull. We should be handing them a new or improved energy sources while we use what is at hand for our generation. As technology improves better sources will be there for future generations, not withholding what is needed to keep a quality of life for this generation.
JW’r
Sunday, June 22, 2008
I just had to come back with these posts from the Saudi Arabian Oil Summit
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/06/21/AR2008062101470_Comments.html
JW'r
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/06/21/AR2008062101470_Comments.html
JW'r
There has been a lot of verbiage latterly from all the powers to be, but its all verbiage. Notice that? The news media is giving the fuel issue coverage, but the talking heads aren’t going to really demand anything of our government to get off their fat asses and do something about it. The government isn’t taking the situation to task and stop the merry go round. Start task teams and set in motion unlocking the natural resources that are within our reach. Oil, gas, nuclear, and coal are there to be utilized.
I might address the ethanol issue. Stop converting a food source into a gas additive. Corn is to be consumed by people. With the flooding in the middle of this country and the loss of crops, what the hell are we doing putting our corn supplies into ethanol for gasoline? A basic food source for a gas additive, go figure? Well your can’t fix stupid! Legislators you screwed up. Admit your mistake and back out of this misguided step. Remember what you did in the seventies?
I am attaching a headline from a money article just put on the net, do you want to continue to be subjected to foreign influences. The likes of Iran, Venezuela, OPEC, etc.
Oh, lets us not forget the “chicken little crowd”, the commodities market, they just keep bidding up oil and natural resources on things that haven’t happened. We are trying to thrive in chaos? Don’t get me wrong, I believe in the capitalist system, but this bunch is always betting again us.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/Dispatch/080620markets.aspx
JW'r
I might address the ethanol issue. Stop converting a food source into a gas additive. Corn is to be consumed by people. With the flooding in the middle of this country and the loss of crops, what the hell are we doing putting our corn supplies into ethanol for gasoline? A basic food source for a gas additive, go figure? Well your can’t fix stupid! Legislators you screwed up. Admit your mistake and back out of this misguided step. Remember what you did in the seventies?
I am attaching a headline from a money article just put on the net, do you want to continue to be subjected to foreign influences. The likes of Iran, Venezuela, OPEC, etc.
Oh, lets us not forget the “chicken little crowd”, the commodities market, they just keep bidding up oil and natural resources on things that haven’t happened. We are trying to thrive in chaos? Don’t get me wrong, I believe in the capitalist system, but this bunch is always betting again us.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/Dispatch/080620markets.aspx
JW'r
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Here-And-Now
Dan Henninger from the Wall Street Journal writes about an important topic rarely discussed in the mainstream. Here's an excerpt:
Full Article
"When Sen. McCain said he wanted to open drilling on the Outer Continental Shelf, he was talking about the here-and-now of $135 oil and $4 gasoline. When Sen. Obama in his own energy speech spoke of spending $150 billion over 10 years to create five million new 'green energy jobs,' he was talking about the out-there.
When House and Senate Democrats last week said their 'climate change' bill would collect $6.7 trillion from polluters over 40 years to save the planet, this too was public policy about the out-there."
Full Article
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
I am forced to write this commentary because “we ain’t going to take it”.
What am I talking about, the cost of fuel that’s what. I know, we are all aware of the cost, so what are we going to do about it?
There isn’t any help from our legislators, no help from the oil companies, and definitely no help from the Arab oil producers. We have put ourselves into a pretty big hole. The environmental gang has stopped us from exploring and producing what is ours here in the USA. Big oil has the biggest profits to date and isn’t pushing congress to open up exploration. But why should they, we all know where there is oil, in Alaska, in the gulf, in Montana, in the Rockies. Want me to go on. How about three thousand years of coal here in the US, or nuclear energy.
The Europeans are converting to nuclear power. France and Germany are the leaders in the conversion. I believe France is about 95% energy independent and Germany is at the 65% mark. So, where are we, no new nuclear generating plants?
Why? You want to have a safe energy source its right in your face. This would add oil back into the supply chain. What about coal? Three thousand years of the stuff.
Coal technology has advanced to where are the plumes of smoke? Not there any longer.
Again, more oil back in the system.
Of course we all know this, but here we sit or stand, “sheep to the slaughter”, looking at one another, anguishing at the costs. Talk is cheap; it’s time to take control of our lives. In our past, it was said; “we the people, by the people”, not legislators who have their own self interests, afraid to stand up for right. As a side note, I would rather be a dam good politician for one term, than a self serving cow milking “we the people” to stay in office. All of us can make a difference, by conserving that’s for sure. But that isn’t going to bring costs for fuel within an area that “we the people” can manage and able to deal with the rest of life’s challenges. Those of us who are on fixed incomes know that higher costs for fuel are resonating with higher costs with everything in life.
What I am purposing is an action that will send a very strong message to the oil companies, legislators in both houses, the president, and OPEC.
Stop buying fuel from Exxon/Mobil, and ConocoPhillips for starters. I do mean stop! No one day stoppage, I consider one month to a year. Whatever it takes to get the big oil’s attention. Also, those of us who have credit cards with these companies, let's all cut them up and put them in an empty oil drum or drums and send it back to their corporate headquarters. Now there is a message they will understand and that of their stock holders. I will gladly be the first to cut up my card. Instead of the “Boston Tea Party” let's rename it the “Boston Gas Party” instead of tea, let it be gas credit cards.
By the way, what are retirement organizations doing to prompt help for our older population? Why aren’t they screaming at the top of their lungs?
In conclusion, we will get through this. Do not let the warmer weather let this slip by. Next fall you maybe choosing whether to eat or stay warm, or even worse. Your choice my friends. As for me, “I ain’t going to take it”. Remember “We the people by the people”
JW'r
What am I talking about, the cost of fuel that’s what. I know, we are all aware of the cost, so what are we going to do about it?
There isn’t any help from our legislators, no help from the oil companies, and definitely no help from the Arab oil producers. We have put ourselves into a pretty big hole. The environmental gang has stopped us from exploring and producing what is ours here in the USA. Big oil has the biggest profits to date and isn’t pushing congress to open up exploration. But why should they, we all know where there is oil, in Alaska, in the gulf, in Montana, in the Rockies. Want me to go on. How about three thousand years of coal here in the US, or nuclear energy.
The Europeans are converting to nuclear power. France and Germany are the leaders in the conversion. I believe France is about 95% energy independent and Germany is at the 65% mark. So, where are we, no new nuclear generating plants?
Why? You want to have a safe energy source its right in your face. This would add oil back into the supply chain. What about coal? Three thousand years of the stuff.
Coal technology has advanced to where are the plumes of smoke? Not there any longer.
Again, more oil back in the system.
Of course we all know this, but here we sit or stand, “sheep to the slaughter”, looking at one another, anguishing at the costs. Talk is cheap; it’s time to take control of our lives. In our past, it was said; “we the people, by the people”, not legislators who have their own self interests, afraid to stand up for right. As a side note, I would rather be a dam good politician for one term, than a self serving cow milking “we the people” to stay in office. All of us can make a difference, by conserving that’s for sure. But that isn’t going to bring costs for fuel within an area that “we the people” can manage and able to deal with the rest of life’s challenges. Those of us who are on fixed incomes know that higher costs for fuel are resonating with higher costs with everything in life.
What I am purposing is an action that will send a very strong message to the oil companies, legislators in both houses, the president, and OPEC.
Stop buying fuel from Exxon/Mobil, and ConocoPhillips for starters. I do mean stop! No one day stoppage, I consider one month to a year. Whatever it takes to get the big oil’s attention. Also, those of us who have credit cards with these companies, let's all cut them up and put them in an empty oil drum or drums and send it back to their corporate headquarters. Now there is a message they will understand and that of their stock holders. I will gladly be the first to cut up my card. Instead of the “Boston Tea Party” let's rename it the “Boston Gas Party” instead of tea, let it be gas credit cards.
By the way, what are retirement organizations doing to prompt help for our older population? Why aren’t they screaming at the top of their lungs?
In conclusion, we will get through this. Do not let the warmer weather let this slip by. Next fall you maybe choosing whether to eat or stay warm, or even worse. Your choice my friends. As for me, “I ain’t going to take it”. Remember “We the people by the people”
JW'r
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