There's no question that oil has yet to find a bottom, it's more of a trader's game than an investor's game. John Ing More Quotes by John Ing More Quotes From John Ing Gold made a dramatic move today, breaking out of the resistance levels and the stocks are reacting on the positive, we're seeing the ramifications of increased volatility in the market and the heightening geopolitical climate. John Ing company-news The golds had bottomed this month, looking ahead into next year, when the oil bubble has burst, the iron ore bubble has burst, the Dow is at 18,000 and there is some talk that the stock market bubble will burst, and when that happens, of course, gold lifts. John Ing company-news Volatility is now the name of the game, there is a confluence of factors at work, both geopolitical, energy prices, interest rates, all this is leading to the expectations of increased volatility. John Ing company-news The much beleaguered energy group on the heels of the Talisman takeover is drawing attention to the undervalued nature of the oil patch and so you're seeing an uptick of this very sorry group. John Ing company-news You've got a bounce with the energy stocks after days of gloomy news, though it's probably more bargain hunting than anything else, our view is we're still heading for further weakness in energy prices. John Ing company-news No one knows how far oil prices could fall, we're getting the emotional reaction, we are getting the volume reaction, but we're nowhere near a bottom yet. John Ing company-news Energy shares are still vulnerable. I don't think they've shown signs of bottoming yet, this is going to drag on. John Ing company-news
