Posts Tagged ‘OPEC’

Blue Phoenix on CNBC Asia: Buy Gold on Dips as USD Overbought

Thursday, January 21st, 2010


John Licata Streetwise: The Energy Report Q&A 9.03.09

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009

http://www.theenergyreport.com/pub/na_u/1073

Just back in his Wall Street digs from Spanish site visits to check out some "just absolutely mind-boggling" solar and wind projects, Blue Phoenix Chief Investment Strategist John Licata sat down for another exclusive interview with The Energy Report. Well regarded for his insights and forecasts across the commodity spectrum, John talks about some excellent investment opportunities in both natural gas and oil. And while acknowledging that he's probably in "a dark room alone on this one," he also sees reason to be bullish about the refining space.

Blue Phoenix’s Licata on CNBC Asia: Batman & A Short Commodities Call

Monday, August 31st, 2009

This segment includes Blue Phoenix looking for further downside in oil and copper prices, a reaffirmation for $1,200 gold for 2009, a snapshot of the upcoming OPEC meeting scheduled for next week (Sep 9), a look at this week’s payrolls data (Fri), an outlook for the Japanese yen and the potential for its impact on black gold, a short call on both drybulk shippers/oil tanker stocks and finally a mention of Batman, Gotham City, Spiderman and yes even Mickey-Mouse.


Blue Phoenix’s Licata on CNBC Asia: Tracking OPEC

Monday, August 17th, 2009


Blue Phoenix’s Licata on CNBC Asia: 7.21.09

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

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The segment included short-term thoughts on the price of crude oil ahead of upcoming August expiration; thoughts on what to expect ahead of the upcoming Sep OPEC meeting and a reiteration of $1,200 gold for 2009.

John Licata Streetwise: The Energy Report Interview 4.30.09

Thursday, April 30th, 2009

http://www.theenergyreport.com/pub/na_u/860

TER: So, we may not even see $65 in 2009?

JL: I think we can. Once we get through the summer months, we can see the economy start to show some signs of life; but I think that the oil market is going to go back to its own fundamentals. We’re going to maybe look at where the dollar is trading, as well. There is plenty of oil in the market place right now, but all the E&P budgets being cut is going to show that, when there are actually any signs of demand increasing, we’re going to see a massive short covering.