HOW WILL BE THE GOLD, FINANCE, OIL SECTOR  MOVE?
NON CONSUMABLES ITEM GOLD HAS MADE BUBBLE, GOLD CORP / BARRIC GOLD
HAVE THEIR PICK BUBBLE, HISTORY SAYS GOLD WILL BE ON HEAVY SELLING
ONCE
THE RECOVERY IS FAST TRACK, CHECK GRAPH BEFORE THREE YEARS.
CANADIAN HOUSING MARKET HAS MADE REAL ESTATE BUBBLE WITH UNBELIEVABLE
PRICE AND RECORD SELL OF NEW HOUSES DUE TO LOW INTREST, GREAT DANGER
OF INTREST TO GO UP UNEXPECTED LEVEL. ALL CALCULATIONS WILL GO WRONG.
CANADIAN BANKS ARE SITTING ON BIG BUBBLE; CANADIAN TSX TRADING
REMAINS VERY THIN SINCE ONE-YEAR PUTTING CANADA IN DANGER AND GREAT
DEFICIT.
DO TSX OPERATER PULLING BANK STOCKS ARTIFICIALLY?
ENERGY STOCKS ARE STANDSTILL ON TSX EVEN AT $ 80 BARREL CRUDE PRICE,
STOCKS ARE NOT TRADING AND RANGE BOUND WITH OVERSOLD POSITION. OIL
GIANTS HAS CUT THE PRODUCTION CAPACITY, WHICH INCREASES THE DEMAND OF
FASTEST CONSUMABLE COMMODITY.
ASIAN MARKETS WILL BE HIGHLY VOLATILE WITH IN SIX MONTHS FOR FAST
PACE ECONOMIC GROWTH. RNRL WILL BE ON TOP MOVE ON SETTLEMENT OF GAS
DISPUTE.
READY TO GO CANADIAN OIL SAND PROJECTS ( OPTI CANADA HOT FAVORITE)
ARE
ANY TIME TAKEOVER OR EATEN UP BY MAJOR EUROPEAN, US OR MIDDLE EAST
OIL
GIANTS. ASIAN OIL GIANTS
ARE ALSO IN HUNT.

Does any of this help http://moneyandthebrain.com

Oil reserves around the world are declining at a fairly steady rate.
At present rate of consumption and production, we won't have any oil
in 20 years at any price. So I know it must be higher in order to
bring out more supplies of energy and to reduce consumption of energy.
What is that price? I don't know, but it's a substantially higher than
where it is now.

Now that doesn't mean that oil can't go down by 50 percent next year.
If suddenly the U.K. goes bankrupt, oil will go down by 50 percent
next year, but if America bombs Iran, oil will go up by 100 percent
next year. So it depends, but over the next decade, the surprise is
going to be how high the price of oil stays and how high it goes.

Cheers,
Josh Fuller
www.billionairebythirty.com

Evolution Fuels Announces Branding Campaign and Fuel Station Rollout
Strategy
Wednesday 10/21/2009 9:30 AM ET - Globenewswire

AuraSource Licenses Low-Temperature Catalytic Process

SCOTTSDALE, AZ--(Marketwire - September 21, 2009) - AuraSource, Inc.
(PINKSHEETS: ARAO), a developer of hydrocarbon clean fuel technology,
has entered into an agreement with the Energy and Environmental
Research Institute of Heilongjiang ("EERI"), a Chinese government-
owned energy research institute which is affiliated with China
Chemical Economic Cooperation Center ("CCECC"). Under the agreement,
EERI agreed to an exclusive license of EERI's patented technology in
the Gulf of Tonkin Economic and Development Area as well as Guangxi
Province.

The technology consists of extracting clean fuel, such as lightweight
fuel oil and oil dry gas, from bituminous oil shale by low
temperature
catalyzing.

Philip Liu, AuraSource's CEO, stated, "With oil shale and low ranking
coal being so prevalent worldwide, this technology will increase
yields dramatically while reducing the resultant waste water, air
pollution and residual pollution."

Cao Zhide, EERI's President, commented, "AuraSource's ability to
secure high-grade oil shale resource together with its strategic
location for processing oil shale puts it in a very unique position
to
utilize our technology. We look forward to a long-term cooperation
between our Chinese and US companies."

sorry what does this have to do with ptr?

The U.S. government’s official debt is at an all-time high of $11.8
trillion. Every year, Washington has to make a staggering $335.3
billion in interest payments just to avoid default on that debt. In
fact, just the interest on the national debt now equals 12% of all
federal spending.

The Federal Reserve is also in hock up to its eyeballs — the
liabilities on its balance sheet have DOUBLED — from $1.2 trillion a
year ago to more than $2 trillion today.

Most terrifying of all — especially with the first wave of almost 4
million baby boomers reaching retirement age this year — unfunded
government IOUs are coming due on Social Security, Medicare, and
Federal pension payments. Those obligations are enormous: An estimated
$104 TRILLION.

We are now the single most indebted nation in the history of the
planet. We owe more to foreign investors, retirees and ordinary
citizens than we could ever hope to repay.

And that’s not the half of it: Washington will add an all-time record
$1.8 trillion to the national debt, pushing our budget deficits to
almost 13% of GDP.

This year and every year for the foreseeable future, Washington will
have to borrow 80% of the world’s surplus savings just to pay its
bills!

KBLB TAKE A LOOK NOW
KBLB - THE NEXT THING IN PENNYSTOCK?

On 30 אוגוסט, 17:36, Geral <geraldbourgue3...@gmail.com> wrote:

Crude oil fell again yesterday on Wall Street, leading to a stagnate
eight weeks for the sector as prices continue to fall. Whether or not
you are invested within Oil maybe you should be as recent indicators
prove the oil industry to be very bullish now long-term. Despite the
drop in oil prices, oil futures continue to rise proving that
prosperous times are ahead of us. More prospective news came along
yesterday when OPEC reported that they expect global oil consumption
to grow a modest 500,000 barrels a day in 2010, after fall the
previous two years. Goldman Sachs also predicts similar results saying
higher oil prices will be fueled by a stronger economy and higher
global demand especially in China, India, the Middle East, and Latin
America. In OPEC’s monthly market update, they stated that oil would
fall barely to around 1.6 million barrels a day. This results in only
a small decline around 83.8 less million barrels a day as the world
economy stagnates.  Though the good news overall is that these recent
projections are less severe than we had projected last month. World
oil demand is just following the same path the current world economy
is taking by settling down after struggling through the long hauls.To
read more about the Bullish prospects of Oil and of PTR check out:

Stocks on Wall Street.net (No Spaces) and click on the Featured
article "Despite Recent Slowdown, I Remain Bullish on Oil"

 July 16 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil will collapse to $20 a barrel this
year as the recession takes a deeper toll on fuel demand, according to
academic and former U.S. government adviser Philip Verleger.

A crude surplus of 100 million barrels will accumulate by the end of
the year, straining global storage capacity and sending prices to a
seven-year low, said Verleger, who correctly predicted in 2007 that
prices were set to exceed $100. Supply is outpacing demand by about 1
million barrels a day, he said.

“The economic situation is not getting better,” Verleger, 64, a
professor at the University of Calgary and head of consultant
PKVerleger LLC, said in a telephone interview yesterday. “Global
refinery runs are going to be much lower in the fall. If the recession
continues and it’s a warm winter, it’s going to be devastating.”

Crude oil last traded at $20 a barrel in February 2002. Futures were
at $61.18 today in New York, having recovered 89 percent from a four-
year low reached last December. The Organization of Petroleum
Exporting Countries is implementing record supply cuts announced last
year in response to plunging consumption.

“OPEC don’t realize the magnitude of the cuts they need to make,”
which would total about a further 2 million barrels a day, Verleger
added. “Storage is going to become tight. It’s not clear if there’s
going to be enough storage available.”

China, Inflation

Oil will average $63.91 in the fourth quarter, according to the median
of analyst forecasts compiled by Bloomberg. Crude for December
delivery traded at $65.61 today in New York. Prices have rebounded on
expectations of a demand recovery, led by China and other developing
economies, and concern expansionary monetary policy would stoke
inflation and weaken the dollar.

At the other end of the spectrum from Verleger, Goldman Sachs Group
Inc. predicted in a report yesterday oil will rally to $85 a barrel by
the end of the year, and recommended that clients buy futures
contracts for delivery in December 2011.

“China is in a real desperate situation,” said Verleger, who publishes
the Petroleum Economics Monthly. “We’re in a situation where U.S.
consumers aren’t consuming and Chinese manufacturers get hurt.
Economists are looking for growth in all the wrong places.”

Forward contracts for oil have been higher than prices for immediate
delivery this year, a situation known as contango, creating incentives
to buy crude now and store it. That may end as growing stockpiles make
storage more expensive.

“Prices would be much lower today, but for the very large incentive to
build inventories,” Verleger said. “You need forward buyers, which we
had when people were fearing inflation, but as concerns turn toward
deflation” that will no longer be the case.

Last Updated: July 16, 2009 07:49 EDT

In fact, the Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA) – energy
advisor to 28 industrialized nations – says oil will rise to $100 a
barrel by 2015, as a result of a major “supply crunch,” and will
ultimately soar to $200 a barrel.

But before it does, prices are likely to sink even further, perhaps
falling as low as $20 a barrel in the first quarter of the New Year.

Indeed, much of Wall Street expects oil prices to average about $50 a
barrel in 2009. Some of the firms and their specific forecasts
include:

•Deutsche Bank AG (DB, which says oil prices will average $47.50 for
all of next year.
•Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. (MER), which predicts that prices will
average $50 even.
•Moody’s Investors Service (MCO) also says crude will average $50 a
barrel in 2009, but says that average will increase to $55 a barrel
for 2010.
•Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) is slightly more bearish, predicting
that prices will average $45 for all of next year – after falling as
low as $30 in the 2009 first quarter. (It’s worth noting that Goldman
– just five months ago – predicted oil prices would hit $200 a barrel
in 2009.

If you believe? "Summer of Hell" is here. Web bot prediction for
financial markets . Personally I have my doubts but the past 2
predictions on the markets were dead on though this time I think the
US government will do anything in its power to keep the banks and the
economy from failing. Should be good for Oil

http://stockmarketwebbot.blogspot.com/

SPAM.

On Jul 2, 9:47 am, ALVACHENEY <alvache...@gmail.com> wrote:

Looking for advice: I just heard that LHPT might be acquired by a
Chinese oil company? Can a Chinese company own a US oil speculative
company?

On Jul 1, 10:27 am, VINCENTPHOEBE <vincentpho...@gmail.com> wrote:

Looking for advice: I just heard that LHPT might be acquired by a
Chinese oil company? Can a Chinese company own a US oil speculative
company?

On Jun 27, 10:09 am, jerrylvs <jerry...@gmail.com> wrote: