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Financial PostThe Hot New Statistic Oil Traders Are Watching Is 71 Years OldBloombergEvery week since 1944, Baker Hughes Inc. would release its survey of how many rigs were out drilling for U.S oil and gas. And every week, oil and gas traders would, for th
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Where Do Oil Prices Go From Here?ForbesSome experts suggest oil prices will be range-bound for a while before heading lower, even as low as $20 per barrel. Others believe oil prices are about to head north before settling somewhere between $70 and $80 per
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ForbesWith Oil Prices Plunging, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Dumped Exxon StakeForbesBerkshire sold a 41 million share stake in Exxon during the October-December period, according to an SEC filing Tuesday. The firm initiated the position in the first hal
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ForbesShould You Convert To Natural Gas Now That Oil Is Cheap?ForbesThe top energy play for the last few years has been converting gasoline and diesel-burning motors to run on natural gas. I wrote about that in Energy Forecast 2013-2014: Convert to Natural
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Picking The Winners And Losers From Oil's SlideForbesEconomists and other analysts often compare falling oil prices to a cut in taxes because it leaves consumers more discretionary money to spend. Lower energy prices clearly leave consumers more to spe
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Middle East MonitorThe Facts Behind Oil's Price CollapseForbesThe dramatic drop we have seen in oil prices over the last few months has many economic forecasters worried about future growth. The problem with declining oil prices is that too much of a g
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Reuters Blogs (blog)Oil strikesReuters Blogs (blog)Oil prices have been in a consistent free fall since a June high, and OPEC appears to be just fine with that. Some analysts have speculated that the cartel's approach suggests an intent to let prices b
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ReutersForecasts Of Oil Price Bottom And RecoveryForbesFor oil price forecasters, it is all but mandatory to start with self-deprecating humor, because the track record is so bad. Late 2013, surveys showed predictions for 2014 of $104 per barrel for Brent.
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ForbesJefferies Sees Opportunity For Fear And Greed In Oil PatchForbesAnalysts at investment bank Jefferies see reason for stock investors to scour for opportunity across the energy sector after an over 50% plunge in oil in the past 12-months. However, as
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Business InsiderThree reasons why lower oil prices won't lead to a 'deflationary spiral'Business InsiderLower oil prices may be good for consumers, but it creates a serious deflation risk. Falling prices could cause companies and consumers to p
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