Posts Tagged ‘oil’
Betting big on India: Stock market better option than gold & crude
Monday, November 23, 2009 18:07 No CommentsIn the Hindi blockbuster movie Gajini, the lead actor suffers from a disastrous aliment “Short-term Memory Loss”. The current market euphoria across the world reminds me of a similar mental state for investors across asset classes who are unable to grasp the toughest lessons of last year’s global economic crisis. The crisis was predominantly about [...]
Stocks-Gold or Oil
Wednesday, October 14, 2009 15:43 No CommentsIn the Hindi blockbuster movie Gajini, the lead actor suffers from a disastrous aliment “Short-term Memory Loss”. The current market euphoria across the world reminds me of a similar mental state for investors across asset classes who are unable to grasp the toughest lessons of last year’s global economic crisis. The crisis was predominantly about [...]
Rising Commodity Prices
Tuesday, June 9, 2009 10:54 No CommentsOil at $68 per barrel has more than doubled in price since December. Gold is again touching $1,000 per ounce. The Cassandras of the economic gloom & doom warn that the monster of high energy prices will munch green shoots in the bud, but worry is misplaced. The current price movements signal not a repeat [...]
Future of commodities
Tuesday, December 16, 2008 16:08 No CommentsOnce upon a time – six months ago, another age – anyone who could say “crack spread” without laughing was assured a lucrative job as an oil trader. Back then, when crude oil trading at $140 a barrel, the world looked Malthusian. The globe was threatened by a violent scramble for scarce resources, [...]