[RWR8189]

Light, Sweet Crude Oil

11/16/2005 Session Contract Detail for Dec 5

	Last				56.78
	Open High				57.10
	Open Low				57.10
	High				57.10
	Low				56.71
	Settle				56.98
	Change				-.20
	Open Interest				98019
	Volume				0.00
	Last Updated				11/16/2005 05:00:05

Unleaded Gasoline

11/16/2005 Session Contract Detail for Dec 5

	Last				1.4575
	Open High				1.4550
	Open Low				1.4550
	High				1.4679
	Low				1.4550
	Settle				1.4564
	Change				+.0011
	Open Interest				37755
	Volume				0.00
	Last Updated				11/16/2005 05:01:18

Heating Oil

11/16/2005 Session Contract Detail for Dec 5

	Last				1.6805
	Open High				1.6825
	Open Low				1.6825
	High				1.6871
	Low				1.6788
	Settle				1.6809
	Change				-.0004
	Open Interest				34253
	Volume				0.00
	Last Updated				11/16/2005 05:01:30

Natural Gas

11/16/2005 Session Contract Detail for Dec 5

	Last				11.600
	Open High				11.540
	Open Low				11.540
	High				11.640
	Low				11.485
	Settle				11.563
	Change				+.037
	Open Interest				47781
	Volume				0.00
	Last Updated				11/16/2005 04:58:39

[dc-zoo]

And T Boone Pickens said the price would never go down. Wishful thinking?

[Born Conservative]

This can't be; the Dems were all over the Sunday morning shows, harping about how oil and gas prices are at their highest. Who should we believe? </end sarcasm>

[Brilliant]

That's still pretty high.

[bray]

Hope Soros is losing a bundle!! Course that turd is probably shorting the market??

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[TheForceOfOne]

I payed $2.08 for gas this morning.

[xzins]

Didn't Saudi indicate someplace about a month ago that they thought the price should be in the 40's?

[GregoryFul]

Peak Oil predicts chaotic gyrations in oil prices due to supply/demand stochastics that lead to non-linear feedbacks.

For instance, when oil is "abnormally" high, but rapidly dropping in price, buying for inventory is severely impaired; when "abnormally" high but rising, buying for inventory is stimulated. Both scenarios are positive feedback into the price of the supply/demand system when the supply is relatively inelastic - and tend to amplify the excursions in price.

A longer term view sees exponentially rising prices in the energy sector, oil, coal, natural gas, etc.

We have arrived, and it portends ever increasing prices for energy. I hope alternatives come on line quickly! At least for those folks who haven't invested a portion of their savings into energy stocks.

[ItsForTheChildren]

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aw man, you're gonna ruin it!