Schoen waere es wenn man es auch macht,.... Viva Mexico !
Opinion of Hugo Salinas Price
with regard to the present situation in Mexico
http://www.plata.com.mx/plata/plata/comHSP70a.htm
Noch ein link von 321:
http://www.321energy.com/edito…ilton/hamilton091506.html
Oil and XOI Corrections
Adam Hamilton, CPA
September 15th, 2006
Some of the things I heard on CNBC this week were amazing, reflecting absolutely horrendous commodities sentiment. I lost count of the number of analysts who claimed that the “commodities bubble” is over and we are entering the bust phase. One gentleman who was interviewed compared the commodities stocks earlier this year to the NASDAQ mania in March 2000, implying commodities stocks are going to plunge.
A prominent CNBC host repeatedly made the assertion that this commodities bull was sparked by the September 11th terrorist attacks. Another fellow said that since the CRB Index broke its uptrend, the commodities bull has officially ended. These assertions are just plain silly, of course, but the mere fact they were airing en masse reflects just how damaged commodities sentiment has become due to the recent sharp corrections. They are easy to refute.
This oil bull exists because world oil demand is growing faster than world oil supplies, and oil’s moderate and long-term secular uptrend reflects this. As Asia and the rest of the world aspire to Western standards of living, per-capita oil consumption is relentlessly rising worldwide. This is putting tremendous strain on existing oil capacity. Since it takes so long to find and produce oil, it will probably take another decade or more to rectify this core fundamental imbalance.