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    • Mon Oct 23rd 10:11 AM
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      The Rise and Fall of Oil: Roach Motel Theory
      Well, CrossProfit, you can say what you want but I still like the "Roach Motel" theory. It could almost become a law since it does seem to be universal. Phil is too smart to have missed the point you make. He is on another plane of the market.
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    • Sun Oct 8th 11:56 AM
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      DJIA: The Most Useless, Overused Tool on the Planet
      Alright, you've told us what not to use. In your opinion, what should we use?
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    • Fri Sep 29th 19:44 PM
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      Debunking the Bear Case for Energy
      Mr. Trent is wise about many things however he needs to gain a little wisdom re: his espousal of the "peak uranium" idea. His use of weasel words (usually reserved for enviro-whackos) such as "...there MAY not even be enough uranium...". Uranium is one the most abundant elements on the earth. It will be many of Mr. Trent's lifetimes before we even come close to running out of uranium. Maybe before then we will have developed fusion power and won't need to go the lengths of removing it from sea water.
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    • Fri Aug 18th 08:25 AM
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      Oil Inventory At a Crucial Point
      Mr. Trent, where do you find "Oil days inventory" on the DOE site? Or is this Alpha-derived?
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    • Wed Aug 16th 08:24 AM
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      Breaking Down Yesterday's PPI Reports: Crude and Chemicals Leading Rise in Pricing
      I have much the same question. I looked on the BLS site and can find nothing like this. Did you derive these charts from their data?
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    • Sun Jul 30th 22:22 PM
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      Apple vs. Dell: Like Comparing Fresh Apples and Rotten Oranges
      You can get an indication of this from some of the tech blogs and their replies. There has been a considerable amount of dissatisfaction growing over Dell's poor quality - both in their hardware and their service.
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