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Alaron Energy Comment

CHICAGO - Feb 7/08 - SNS -- Following is the energy futures comment from Alaron Trading Corp.

Well the Energy Information Agency report has some good news and some bad news. The good news is that US oil gage is pointing up but the bad news is  at the same time the US economic indicator gage is pointing down.

 

Even a flood of oil, gasoline and distillate won't mask the fact that the EIA report shows that the US economy is experiencing some difficult times. The Department of Energy showed crude supply surging by 7.5 million barrels which was the biggest one week increase in almost four years. US gasoline supplies hit a 14 year high hitting 227.5 million barrels in storage.   US gas demand on the four week average is only about 1 percent more than last year where demand growth in a growing economy normally averages 1.5 to 2 percent. Reports by major refiners are also indicating that they see a slowdown in demand. Despite what some have been saying it is clear that if the US economy continues to slow it will not be pretty for the price of oil.  

 

The EIA agrees in their  weekly   petroleum report. They say that a recession in the US will have a significant effect on the demand for petroleum products.

 

It's a short report due to a huge snow storm and all kinds of travel problems. You can call me for updates and to open your account. Phil Flynn at 800-935-6487.

     

See me today on the Fox Business Network! If you don't get it, call your     cable operator and demand it! Also as long as you're in a demanding mood call me and demand a free trial to Alaronenergies Also get on the Phil Flynn Energy Blast! Just call 800-935-6487 and if you're worried about the volatility call for some safer option recommendations! Or if it's easier for you email me at pflynn@alaron.com.

 

Sell March crude 8700 - stop 9200.

 

We're short  March RBOB  from apprx  22900 -  stop 23500.

 

Sell March heating oil at 245 -  stop 255.

 

Sell March natural gas at 812 -  stop 820.

 

Have a GREAT day!    

 

     

 

 

Past performance is not indicative of future results.


Phil Flynn

Alaron Research Team

800.563.9510

pflynn@alaron.com



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