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    1. Heat that huge deposit up with microwaves and say goodbye to OPEC forever! There’s a rumor that the largest cache of crude oil yet discovered in North America sits in Montana and the Dakotas, waiting to be tapped


    2. They move millions of barrels of crude oil from formations


    3. 4 billion in stolen vehicles, crude oil, weapons, and


    4. He painted the outside boards with crude oil to keep them from decaying


    5. The smell of crude oil and gunpowder filled the air


    6. They took around three weeks to confirm that the oil field was vast and with crude oil prices at around 60 US Dollars a barrel we were rich men


    7. It was carrying over twenty-two million gallons of crude oil number 4, one of the most toxic fuel oils around


    8. While owned by a Japanese shipping company, that tanker was nowhere near the conflict zone and was transporting Saudi crude oil bought by an American company


    9. But, the first step in plastic shopping bag production is pumping crude oil, which requires production of wells and drilling equipment, consuming a considerable amount of


    10. And recent escalation of crude oil prices is a telling point

    11. The British would lose all their sources of crude oil and their ships going and coming from India would then be forced to take the long route around Africa, exposing them to German submarine attacks all along the way


    12. The fall came mostly as a result of the dramatic drop in oil prices in 1986, when the price of crude oil roughly halved


    13. In January 1993, 84,500 tons of crude oil spilled off of the coast of northern Scotland's Shetland Islands after a Liberian-Dr


    14. to load crude oil, they would not let him have it


    15. Thirty million gallons of crude oil dumped into pristine waters


    16. He banked again and Samantha was staring straight down at the slurry, which, from a thousand feet, appeared to have the texture of crude oil


    17. During the big move in crude oil prices from $40 in 2004 to $140 in 2008, the pied piper of peak oil played a very seductive tune


    18. Peak oil advocates asserted that world production of crude oil was bound to start an inevitable decline for purely geological reasons early in the twenty-first century


    19. The obvious conclusion was that crude oil prices had nowhere to go but up


    20. Other theories competing with peak oil reinforced expectations of a steady upward march in crude oil prices

    21. Here were three pied pipers that enabled the bullish crude oil crowd to grow to enormous size by mid-2008


    22. Just so you won’t think that the tabulation method I have illustrated for the stock market averages can’t be applied elsewhere, let’s take a look at a completely different market, that for crude oil


    23. In July 2008 crude oil sold at $147 per barrel


    24. Recall that believers in the peak oil theme assert that worldwide production of crude oil soon will or already has reached the highest level it will ever attain, and supplies of petroleum will soon start contracting


    25. The implication is that crude oil prices have nowhere to go but up


    26. In eight years from 1973 to 1981 crude oil rose 710 percent in inflation-adjusted terms


    27. In 10 years from 1998 to 2008 crude oil advanced 910 percent in inflation-adjusted terms


    28. The prognosis is that crude oil is about to begin a drop in its inflation-adjusted price that may well last 17 years


    29. For future reference, note that the price of crude oil is currently $143 per barrel


    30. In October 1973 the first Arab oil embargo occurred, and by 1974 the price of crude oil had increased fourfold to $13 per barrel

    31. A second though less pronounced advance in commodity prices occurred during 1979-1980 and was associated with the second oil crisis, which saw the per-barrel price of crude oil rise from $13 to $39


    32. Over the past three or four years the crude oil market has attracted world-wide attention


    33. It is often possible to take advantage of market crowds that form in bonds, in commodity markets (crude oil, gold, silver, soybeans, etc


    34. But perhaps the biggest single story was the spectacular rise in crude oil prices, from $99 on March 4 to $147 on July 15


    35. This 50 percent increase in crude oil prices was accompanied by a sharp increase on gasoline prices during the summer driving season in the United States


    36. dollars, bonds, gold, crude oil, cocoa, and wheat would normally expect that some pieces of that portfolio are uncorrelated and some are usually negatively correlated


    37. Many traders made quick and easy profits in the dot-com bubble in the late 1990s, as did those who began their trading adventures during the 2007 to 2008 financial crisis and crude oil bubble


    38. ) Abdel-Aziz Al-Saud, Saudi Arabia’s first monarch, consolidated and created an entire nation through the control of crude oil and natural gas riches


    39. Coffee: Coffee is the second most widely produced commodity in the world, in terms of physical volume, behind only crude oil


    40. While I was writing Commodities For Dummies, 1st Edition the prices of certain commodities, such as crude oil, natural gas, and gold, were in an upward trend line that seemed endless

    41. Mirrors the movements of the WTI crude oil on the NYMEX


    42. Contracts such as the crude oil futures are rolled monthly because they expire every month


    43. For example, the WTI crude oil contract is traded on both the NYMEX and the ICE


    44. The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) specialized in soft commodities such as wheat, corn, and soybeans, and the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) had offerings in energy and metals, including crude oil, natural gas, gold, and platinum


    45. For example, the CME crude oil contract is standardized because it represents a specific grade of crude (West Texas Intermediate) and a specific size (1,000 barrels)


    46. Therefore, you can expect all CME crude contracts to represent 1,000 barrels of West Texas Intermediate crude oil


    47. In other words, the contract you purchase won’t be for 1,000 barrels of Nigerian Bonny Light, another grade of crude oil


    48. The CME, for instance, now offers the miNY™ Light Sweet Crude Oil contract, which represents 500 barrels of oil and is half the price of its traditional crude oil contract


    49. I include an example of the CME crude oil contract in contango in Table 9-2


    50. However, in 1993, long-term crude oil prices started increasing, and MG was caught short with these contracts














































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