Posts by: Phil Flynn

The metals market is surging by reversing Sunday night opening weakness and resistance. We are diving headfirst into the molten core of what’s driving this […]

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So, the EU just rolled out its 18th round of sanctions against Russia over the whole Ukraine situation—yeah, that’s right, eighteenth! This time they’re even […]

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Oil prices are surging this morning led by the diesel crack spread as inventories are dangerously tight leading to the scramble to secure supply in […]

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 We have geopolitics with news concerning Iran and the Federal Reserve drama as rumors swirling that President Trump is going to fire Federal Reserve Chairman […]

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 You may take Manhattan, but Pennsylvania now is the most important place in the world when it comes to energy. Because what we must realize […]

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Silver market can’t decide whether sanctions are bullish or bearish initially silver was surging overnight hitting a 14 year high after getting crushed dropping over […]

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In the world of negotiations and sanctions, 50 days are forever. Oil prices that were all juiced up for sanctions on Russia inspired by President […]

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With President Trump cracking down on Russian President Vladimir Putin,  will he decide to use platinum and palladium and diesel as a political weapon. Yes […]

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Oil prices are surging overnight as president trump said he’s going to make a major announcement in Russia, Russia, Russia. President trump says he’s going […]

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Silver is the little market that cried wolf! How many times have we had false breakouts to the upside only to be thwarted as other […]

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The Trump Administration understands that securing rare earth minerals and leading the way in AI is critical to ensure our national security. The Administration made […]

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Just breaking…OPEC is discussing pausing their output production hikes from October, saying that we would not ever consume as much oil as we did in the […]

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