The price of crude oil has declined after the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) decided to keep production quotas unchanged.
In its ministerial meeting in Angola's capital Luanda on Tuesday, OPEC officially agreed to keep its production quotas steady.
It also called on members to improve their compliance with production cuts which they had agreed upon last year.
Some market analysts believe OPEC may need to get closer to output targets if it wants to keep prices above $70 a barrel going into 2010.
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
The Energy Non Crisis Lindsey Williams DVD 1 2009
Lindsey Williams - Tragedy
Lindsey Williams discusses his recent conversation with his elite oil executive contact. I believe this to be the best piece of work Lindsey has ever produced. Lindsey is truly a man of God and is pouring his heart out for America to repent and wake up. This is America's final warning. Wake up or you and your children will be slaves to the elite of the world. I personally have found hope in my relationship with the Lord. Something else that has given me hope is an organization that I joined several months ago. Go to www.ginaccess.com to learn more and take control of your life and find solutions to the problems we face.
Monday, December 21, 2009
$5 Natural Gas Stocks
Stocks in this video: XTO | XTXI | UNG | XOM | TGS | CVX | GST
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- David Peltier, portfolio manager of Stocks Under $10, breaks down three natural gas stocks under $5 and reveals the one stock he thinks could breakout.
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