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 Phil Flynn
Energy Analyst
Alaron Trading Corporation
www.alaron.com/research/energy.htm
pflynn@alaron.com
800-935-6487
November, 2008
Breakable China: China is a lot more delicate than many people thought. China the main driver of the energy demand and the economy that was supposed to be immune to slowing seems to be slowing more. Let just say it, China is Full Story
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 Ben Smith
First Enercast Financial
info@firstenercastfinancial.com
303-860-7494
November, 2008
First Enercast Financial is predicting an injection of 6 Bcf for this weeks EIA release, bringing total storage to around 3,467 BCF.
For this week of the season, reported injections typically Full Story
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 John Sykes & Ray Mazzeo
Intermarket Group LLC
rmazzeo@intermarketllc.com
212-766-0888
November, 2008
This weeks’ commodity price weakness
reached an oversold condition coinciding
with equity markets as they continue to be
joined at the hip. Lackluster inventory
changes confirm downside momentum in
gasoline values. Gasoline has led the way
lower for the last several months. This dovetails
with the weakest big chain retail store Full Story
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 Tom Whipple & Steve Andrews
ASPO USA
www.aspo-usa.com
sbandrews@att.net
November, 2008
After the markets digested China’s $586 billion stimulus package on Monday, prices fell from a week’s high of over to $65 a barrel until at one point oil was trading below $55. All the bluster about future production cuts could not compete with an avalanche of bad news about the global economy. Oil closed out the week at $57.04 a barrel.
The weekly US oil stocks report shows US gasoline consumption Full Story
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 Nate Hagens
Oil Drum
www.theoildrum.com
November, 2008
Today, the world's energy 'watchdog', the International Energy Agency (IEA) published their long awaited annual World Energy Outlook (WEO) for 2008. In stark contrast to bland-to-cornucopian supply commentary in past reports, the initial language in this years Executive Summary is of an urgent nature. This report is a step in the right direction for conveying our Full Story
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Tom Whipple & Steve Andrews
ASPO USA
www.aspo-usa.com
sbandrews@att.net
303-744-0954
November, 2008
Oil prices had another volatile week in the midst of the US elections, threats from OPEC, and more bad economic news. Starting in the mid-$60s, prices made it up to $71 a barrel on Tuesday only to slide steadily for the rest of the week to close out at $61.04.
Bad economic news dominated the week. With payrolls dropping Full Story
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 Valerie Wood
President
Energy Solutions Inc.
www.energysolutionsinc.com
vkwood@energysolutionsinc.com
608-848-6255
November, 2008
Recent price declines, in our opinion, have been the
result of players exiting the marketplace, and if this
continues to occur, there could be further downside,
but we still believe downside is limited with
winter around the corner.
Short-term Outlook: Bullish
In 17 of the last 18 years, natural gas prices have Full Story
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Ben Smith
First Enercast Financial
info@firstenercastfinancial.com
303-860-7494
November, 2008
First Enercast Financial is predicting an injection of 47 Bcf for this weeks EIA release, bringing total storage to around 3,439 BCF.
Weekly storage variance is typically largest during the Full Story
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 Ronald R. Cooke
The Cultural Economist
www.tce.name
November, 2008
Washington insiders are well aware of oil depletion. It has been the subject of at least four reports funded by the United States Government, more than a dozen books, and multiple independent reports. Congress has taken testimony. Key figures in Washington have made speeches. Although there are some differences in the details, they are trivial in comparison with the broader perspective. Full Story
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John Sykes & Ray Mazzeo
Intermarket Group LLC
rmazzeo@intermarketllc.com
212-766-0888
November, 2008
Recent de-leveraging in energies
has had to compete with
demand destruction creating a
quick erosion of values. High
retail prices and their relative
stickiness, the second half of
this year, has kept conservation
in the forefront of most prudent Full Story
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 Steve Smith
ReAdvisory/Carvill
www.carvill.com
sesmith@carvill.com
312.236.1900
November, 2008
The NHC has started reporting on Tropical Storm Paloma, currently a small tropical storm with 45 mph winds some 250 miles south-southwest of Grand Cayman. Paloma is expected to turn to the northeast and strengthen to at least Category 1 status in the next 24 hours. Paloma is likely to impact the Caymans on Saturday (potentially as a Cat 2 hurricane) before hitting Cuba late on Sunday (as a Cat 2 or even a Cat 3 hurricane). After Cuba, Paloma is expected to pass through the Bahamas as a much weakened system before dissipating in the Atlantic well south of Bermuda. Full Story
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