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On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 1:34 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Mantap : > Ptba - 1,3% > Itmg - 0,77% > Bumi - 1,8% > Doid - 4,6% > > Kerenn..!! > > > market sempriwil > ------------------------------ > *From: * positif01 <[email protected]> > *Sender: * [email protected] > *Date: *Wed, 16 Feb 2011 13:27:50 +0700 > *ReplyTo: * [email protected] > *Subject: *[saham] Fibonacci Level: Oil Futures in London may surge past > $142 a barrel > > > > Mengutip rilis Bloomberg siang ini: > > Futures in London may surge past $142 a barrel, to near the highest price > ever, if futures close above a Fibonacci level at $104.98, according to > technical analysis by brokers PVM Oil Associates Ltd. Brent climbed to a > 28-month high of $104.30 on Feb. 14 as anti-government demonstrations in > North Africa spread through the Arab world, renewing concern that Middle > East crude supplies may be disrupted. > > Oil gained for the first time in four days in New > York<http://topics.bloomberg.com/new-york/>as signs of shrinking stockpiles > in the U.S. stoked speculation demand is > recovering in the world’s biggest crude consumer. > > Futures advanced as much as 0.5 percent after the industry- funded American > Petroleum Institute yesterday said inventories slid 354,000 barrels in the > seven days ended Feb. 11. U.S. industrial production probably gained in > January while European consumer > confidence<http://topics.bloomberg.com/consumer-confidence/>has improved, > according to Bloomberg News surveys. > > “Economic data in the U.S. and Europe<http://topics.bloomberg.com/europe/>are > getting better than before and this is encouraging a lot of positive > response from investors putting money into commodities,” said Ken > Hasegawa<http://topics.bloomberg.com/ken-hasegawa/>, > a commodity sales manager at broker Newedge in Tokyo. “Physically there’s no > shortage of oil in the world.” > > '+' > > >
