Posts by: Phil Flynn

Every day is a new adventure in the metals, which seem to make big moves up one day and down the next, even though the […]

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The 11th Day. The Energy Report 11/11/2026

On November 11, 2026 - 9:22 AM By

At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, we pause to remember, pray for and thank every veteran who has sacrificed […]

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 For metals, does it all come down to inflation? That’s what traders will be asking this morning, and you can understand why. We not only […]

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Global stock markets are rejoicing as oil prices fall below $90.00 in the United States on hopes of de-escalation between Iran and the United States. […]

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In Search Of. Manic Metals Report 11/09/2026

On November 9, 2026 - 9:53 AM By

Leonard Nimoy used to go In Search Of the mysteries that have stirred mankind’s curiosities. He covered the gold quest—the Lost Dutchman Mine and other legends of […]

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Free Fallin’. The Energy Report 11/09/2026

On November 9, 2026 - 9:48 AM By

And I’m free, I’m free fallin’ Oil has found its Tom Petty soundtrack, and drivers are hoping the pump keeps playing it as prices are free […]

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Copper prices got hit particularly hard after the sweep of the mid-term elections raised fears that the economy and the future of America just took […]

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Oil is trying to find its footing after a brutal week that priced in a faster end to the Iran war once the midterms cleared […]

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Man, the metals must love Democrats. Maybe the market thinks a Democratic Congress will be inflationary and push folks toward safe havens. Maybe metals just […]

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Yes, some oil traders occasionally reach for their tinfoil hats. Frustrated oil bulls were convinced President Trump was somehow using large trades to suppress oil […]

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Metals are charging higher this morning after the Democrats pulled off a genuine blue wave in the midterms, flipping both the House and Senate. Markets […]

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You can argue politics and morality all day long, but when Americans step into the voting booth, they mostly vote gasoline prices—and diesel too. One […]

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