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DB Oil Fund Invesco (NY: DBO )

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Official Closing Price Updated: 4:10 PM EST, Nov 25, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Who's Buying What: Latest CoT Report
For the fifth straight week through the 4th, US crude production remained unchanged at 11.6 million barrels per day. Crude imports rose 652,000 b/d to 6.3 mb/d. Stocks of crude, gasoline and... 
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Now, That‘s Better
S&P 500 missed a good opportunity yesterday, but the short-term bullish case isn‘t lost. 
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It‘s Not Over Yet
S&P 500 missed an opportunity to rise (even if just to open the week on a positive note), and its prospects for today aren‘t way too much brighter. 
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Peculiar Reversal
S&P 500 recovered most of the intraday downside, and in spite of value driving the upswing, there is something odd about it. 
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Market Briefing For Monday, March 7
While we've said the Fed was and is 'behind the curve' for over a year now, it's double-down time given the changed world situation; and makes their job harder if not impossible. 
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These Are Russia's Most Important Export Partners
NATO countries alone account for more than 40% of Russian exports. But by far the sectors that, if embargoed, would have the largest impact on the Russian economy are oil and gas. 
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Be Careful What You Wish For
Sanctimonious demands for a rush to cutting off Russia's oil and gas profits fall into the 
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'Putin-Panic' Goes Global: Stocks & Credit Crushed As Bonds & Commodities Soar
Bubble markets continued to blow up - with SPACs, ARKK, and Unprofitable Tech just getting destroyed... And European financials stole the jam out of everyone's donut 
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The Week Ahead – Energy Inflation Derails Central Banks’ Agendas
A dovish statement from the central bank is expected this week as the war at the gate of the eurozone intensifies. 
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Back To Risk-Off
S&P 500 bulls are losing the initiative, and neither credit markets nor the dollar favor a turnaround today. 
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Gold Miners – Biggest Losers? That’s What Oil Says
Mining stocks are not declining profoundly yet, but let’s keep in mind that history rhymes – it doesn’t repeat to the letter. 
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Market Briefing For Friday, March 4
Thursday, CitiBank recommended 'overweight in U.S. equities'. I'm not sure that I can embrace that view 'yet'; but I understand the sentiment. 
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End Of Day Financial Markets Review
Ukrainian wheat, and probably Russian as well, will take a hit and impact the grain markets, not now but later. Other areas of the market are clinging to Bollinger bands like Gorilla Glue - hard to let... 
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The Ruble Is Rubble
MSCI says Russian companies are 
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Can Wealthy Nations Stop Buying Russian Oil?
Pressure to impose limits on Russian oil and gas imports continues to rise. Will this strategy work, and how could it affect international oil markets, which have already been roiled by the conflict? 
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Airline Stocks Surged To All-Time Highs When Oil Was Trading Above $100/Barrel
Oil prices were highly elevated from 2011 to mid-2014, and yet global airline stocks surged to new all-time highs. 
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Told You, Risk On
S&P 500 turnaround goes on, and we‘re undergoing a consolidation that‘s as calm as can be given the recent volatility. 
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Not Batting An Eyelid
S&P 500 turnaround continues, and price gains are front-running the events on the ground. 
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Risk Premium, Poof
S&P 500 turned around, and the bottom appears to be in. Unless a fresh and entangling escalation materializes (not likely), the markets are willing to shake it off and erase yesterday‘s downswing. 
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It Begins
S&P 500 is plunging, and attempting to base, but more selling would inevitably hit. 
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Let‘s Try Again
S&P 500 volume moved a little up, meaning the buying interest is still there – convincing signs of a trend change are though yet not apparent. 
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Risk-On Surprise
Copper keeps going sideways in a volatile fashion, and can be counted on to break higher – inflationary pressures aren‘t abating, and outweigh the slowing economy. 
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Changing Gears
Cryptos did break down over the weekend, but the anticipated risk-on rebound fizzled out a bit too fast – as said on Friday, the bears have the upper hand now. 
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Market Briefing For Tuesday, Feb. 22
The S&P plays 'ping-pong' with stocks up and down; mostly down. It remains a treacherous market going into a 4-day trading week coming up. 
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Confirming Carnage
S&P 500 bulls were nowhere to be seen yesterday, but there are green shoots of upcoming upswing attempts in the credit markets – unless these confirm yesterday‘s carnage with more of a risk-off turn... 
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Bearish Turn Coming
S&P 500 bulls‘ opportunity seems increasingly slipping away given that the buyers couldn‘t defend gains after Fed minutes release. 
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Stumbling Again
S&P 500 rebound goes on reflexively, but stormy clouds are gathering – I‘m looking for the bears to reassert themselves over the next couple of days latest. 
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Mean Reversion
S&P 500 bulls have the opportunity today, but the market remains as headline-sensitive as everything else. 
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Rush To Safety
S&P 500 bears are back in the driver‘s seat, and the rush to Treasuries took the spotlight off rate hikes – to a small degree. Not that the Fed would be changing course on geopolitics, we aren‘t there... 
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CoT Report, What Hedge Funds Are Buying, Futures Positions Of Noncommercials
Tech in general has been a relative underperformer and there is no reason why this should change, given the interest-rate outlook. 
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