OCTOBER 27, 2008 OPEC Cut to Be Felt Eventually

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' move to pump less oil in the presence of shakey demand growth will result in higher prices -- eventually.

For now, the cartel's decision Friday to trim 1.5 million barrels a day from its output target won't put the brakes on oil prices' nose dive, analysts said. The reasons have to do with oil-supply dynamics and global financial markets.

OILS GOING UNDER 60 DOLLARS A BARREL

HOW LONG WILL THIS GO ON?

Oil prices continued to slide, to near $55 a barrel. BOO

WHEN WILL IT END.

WHAT A GREAT DAY.

Yes XST, but watch out for those Opec boys )-:

86 DOLLARS

95 DOLLARS

Y DID I SELL.

97 DOLLARS when will it stop.

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NICE MOVE TODAY,
I HOPE IT LASTS.

ON THE MOVE AGAIN

down or up