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Hope I am sharing the fun, hope you all are having fun in the Energy Sector...
WOW! Energy Stocks here...I mentioned some of these last October/November...It seemed out of flavour at the time...Anyone remember IAE.V?
Had lots of fun with FIS.V, and Tethys (TPL.TO), and now...WFE.TO...
Many have moved higher, and more are moving now.
MGX.TO, PGF/UN.TO (nice long term play, moving higher today), AXL.TO, GO.TO, etc.

You can find good Energy Stocks here...

http://www.tmxmoney.com/en/sector_profiles/energy.html

Been very busy, and having lots of fun. Hope all is well with you all.
Good Luck and Good Trading...
Cheers, D

[onlooker]

Depleted:

I had a look see at your energy picks.  They sure have done well since last year.  Looking forward to your next postings.  If your charts are oversized ones, that would be fine by me. 

Also, your SELL, take the profits, and come back another time strategy still works well for me.   

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Hmmm, Looks like this sector is starting to heat up again. My radar screen has been busy this past 3 weeks or so, and just starting to dial in some prospects. Interesting how some of the O&G juniors are already moving higher. My IAE.V I got in Nov/09 and MMT.V I got in Jan/10 this year have done very well for me, the TA starting to reveal some interesting stuff.
There is some definite change in some of the bigger fish in the Oil slick also, they are showing some serious strength, and look to be getting ready to launch. The charts look like they are steadily sneaking up, just like early this year.....interesting...
Have a look at the O&G Sector for yourself, neat stuff...
Cheers, D

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Hmmm, did this all last year, here we go again...O&G sector on full alert.Spring time is here again...early
My radar screen is full of longer trending big fish moving upstream. Dialing in some from my screen to watch...
BIR.TO, BNK.TO, BKX.TO, AXL.TO, DEE.TO, CQE.TO, SVY.TO and on, and on, and on...technically (visually) exciting.
Do your DD on this sector, you will be pleasantly surprised, and rewarded also. I am only looking at TSX stuff, I am sure there are excellent prospects on the NYSE and AMEX...Good Luck and good trading...
Cheers... Depleted

P.S. For all the Dines haters out there, and all the loyal long-term TDLer's out there (count me in) , James Dines will be a guest speaker at the World Outlook Financial Conference in Vancouver Fri/Sat Feb 11/12th, 2011.

Enjoy!

http://www.worldoutlookconference.com/speakers.php

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Ok, now DEJ.TO (Dejour) has finally been activated three days ago, and two days ago was a good time to jump in on the initial pullback from the launching pad.. Anyone out there who were smart enought to follow Sheldon and average down around 0.30 for the last 6 months or so, give yourself a pat on the back, you should be rewarded. If not, keep an eagle eye on it, and maybe there is a chance to still get in aon the next pullback...Patience, grasshopper....        Activation is always fun.....Enjoy
cheers...D

[onlooker]

Hi Depleted,

D’s quote:

If not, keep an eagle eye on it, and maybe there is a chance to still get in aon the next pullback...Patience, grasshopper....   

         

Looks like Libya’s chaos can't be contained. 

See:  http://af.reuters.com/article/investingNews/idAFJOE72408D20110305?pageNumber=3&virtualBrandChannel=0

See:  http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7358535n

A pullback is still possible?  Looks like oil stocks are activated to do nothing else, except to explode upwards. 

You certainly got this grasshopper’s attention.

[onlooker]

Hi SW

SW's March 10, 2011 quote:

this is as good of an assessment of the middle east of today as I have seen.  At least it gives you some scenarios to consider.

http://www.stratfor.com/weekly/20110307-bahrain-and-battle-between-iran-and-saudi-arabia

   
   
For the record, I am now into oil stocks.  I think oil stocks will rise, because the Middle East is set up to explode.  I am just following the money flow and uptrend, which I think are created by the nebulous global bigwigs money makers.  I hope I am right.   

Thanks for posting your article on the political and financial going ons in the Middle East.  I will make good use of it. 

[onlooker]

Ol’s March 21, 2011 quote:

I think that certain agriculture (and oil) stocks will do well this summer till the end of May.

I will heed to Martin Armstrong’s cautionary comments that June, 2011 is a turning point for the markets.

So I plan to “get the hell out of dodge (the markets)” before the end of May; not mid-September, the end of summer.   

~     ~     ~

For short term gains, I am going for major energy company, Suncor; risker pink stocks are not for me.

See: 

TODAY'S RANGE MOVER IS SUNCOR ENERGY: A NEW SHORT-TERM TRADING RANGE ABOVE $45.61 HAS BEGUN (SU)
Mar 23, 2011 (SmarTrend(R)

Suncor Energy (NYSE:SU) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $45.03 to a high of $45.69. Yesterday's high of the day pierced the 3-day high of $45.61 on volume of 6.1 million shares.

http://www.zacks.com/research/get_news.php?id=082l8997

See: 

Suncor Energy finalizes strategic alliance with Total E&P Canada Ltd.
Mar. 22, 2011 05:00 PM

http://www.leaderpost.com/Suncor+Energy+finalizes+strategic+alliance+with+Total+Canada/4485799/story.html

[onlooker]

Osama’s death could be the unexpected catalyst for a spike in oil prices.

See:

Al-Qaida Retaliation Would Drive Spike in Oil Prices

By Amy Harder      May 2, 2011 

Global oil prices could rise and become even more volatile if al-Qaida terrorists in the Middle East try to avenge Osama bin Laden’s death.

Many energy security experts caution that it’s too soon to make a judgment either way on what long-term effect bin Laden’s death will have on oil prices. Indeed, global oil prices are high largely because of the political revolutions occurring in countries such as Libya that are not directly connected to recent terrorism. Nonetheless, bin Laden's death has intensified the focus on the connection between Middle East geopolitics and oil prices.

http://www.nationaljournal.com/al-qaida-retaliation-would-drive-spike-in-oil-prices-20110502