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Oasis Hong Kong Airlines is the 4th airline to file bankruptcy in the last week and a half.  Read the full story at the International Herald Tribune here.

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This is our “Market Predictions” post from January 17, 2007.  Other than declining interest rates (what is Bernanke thinking!), we were spot on with:

Gold
Silver
Falling US dollar
Oil
Natural gas
Agricultural commodities

The only other sectors we should have added to this list are (i) desalinated water and  (ii) clean and “cleaner” energy (such as solar, wind, geothermal, biomass).  [...]

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November 25, 2007 (Lawrence Summers) – Three months ago it was reasonable to expect that the subprime credit crisis would be a financially significant event but not one that would threaten the overall pattern of economic growth. This is still a possible outcome but no longer the preponderant probability.Even if necessary changes in policy are [...]

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November 26, 2007 (Bloomberg) – South Africa’s Richards Bay Coal Terminal, the world’s biggest coal-export facility, expects a 30-fold surge in sales to India this year, increasing prices for European power producers competing for supplies. The terminal shipped 7.3 million metric tons to India in the first 10 months, compared with 300,000 tons for the whole [...]

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“It took us 125 years to use the first trillion barrels of oil, and we’ll use the next trillion in 30.” — Dan Yergin

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September 7, 2007 (Bloomberg) WOODSIDE Petroleum’s proposed Browse liquefied natural gas project, should it proceed, may be worth as much as $12 a share for the oil and gas producer, the broker UBS said.The West Australian project, which on Thursday signed up China’s PetroChina as its first customer, encouraged UBS to raise its 12-month share [...]

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