Hi all
Yes berlingo the chart looks much better !
Hi markymar.
Thanks to all posters !
It looks like we have our harami confirmation. The candle is big & blue, volume was not to bad either. I think as luckyswimmer says DES should move up next week. I think today is the last day for the open offer, which only leaves the EGM. We may have some news leak bofore then. Either way DES has started moving up ! The 1 for 8 is up at +18.89% at the moment ! The hype of the EGM should add fuel to the fire !
Oil - Brent flat in volatile pre-weekend trade after Thursday's surge
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LONDON (AFX) - Brent futures were flat after fluctuating in volatile pre-weekend trade, with some fresh buying in the dips interspersed with profit-taking after yesterday's gains, dealers said.
At 5.15 pm, Brent crude futures were up 3 cents at 51.98 after surging almost 2 usd yesterday.
Meanwhile US futures were up 13 cents at 53.70, after climbing over 2 usd/barrel to 55.20 yesterday.
'Fresh buying keeps emerging when prices trade lower, but overall we are still in the midst of a bull run,' said GNI-Man Financial trader Kevin Blemkin.
'Prices overall are now trading in a new higher range, and they could go higher still, after all we are in the same position as yesterday before we hit new record highs,' he added.
US oil prices have steadily increased with speculation and institutional investors flooding the market since Jan 2002, when US prices traded at 20 usd/barrel.
Behind the speculation are concerns that energy 'supplies will not be able to keep pace with rising world demand,' said Fimat analyst Mike Fitzpatrick.
In other words, the market is anticipating a replay of last year's events, when a surge in global oil demand and a series of supply disruptions and refinery glitches caused prices to crescendo.
Yesterday a series of small gasoline refinery problems in Texas caused were one of the factors that caused US gasoline futures to hit a record high of 1.5450 usd/gallon.
'The fear is that surplus stocks could quickly be drawn down if disruptions multiply,' Fitzpatrick noted.
The reaction was what you might expect from a market trading on nerves, said Investec anlayst Brude Evers, adding that the tight supply demand situation looks to continue this year.
'Between June-August North Sea terminals will come off line for maintenance. And August will also see the start of China building up its emergency stockpiles.
'If the fundamentals are tight now, they look to get even tighter still in the second half of the year' Evers said.
As global demand are expected to continue, oil prices will invariably surge higher.
'With no new production in sight, and all these constraints in mind, 60 dollars a barrel for US oil prices is not out of the question. Any supply disruption would drive prices higher. If there is a repeat of last year's disruptions then 60 dollars is also possible for Brent crude,' Evers noted.
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Just a little scenario. Lets say DES goes up by 2-3% each day from Monday to Thursday, then on Friday We get a bullish EGM. DES then goes up by 10-15%. DES could well be at +18-27% by the end of the week.
Any thoughts / scenarios ? (Better ones please)
Good Luck All
Eddie