Crude Ticks Higher on Increased Demand, Fiscal Cliff Expectations (USO) (OIL)
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Try This Energy-Energy Trade to Profit Early Into FY13 - Analyst (USO) (XLE)
December 28, 2012 9:55 AM ESTCrude contracts for February delivery are ticking higher once again today as sentiment toward the U.S. reaching an agreement over the fiscal cliff improves. At least one analyst sees that trend continuing and he's offering up a bit of advice on the best play to capture profit.
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Crude Prices Ease as Failed Cliff Talks Likely to Stem U.S. Demand (USO) (OIL)
December 27, 2012 10:51 AM ESTCrude prices are pulling back a little on the session Thursday as investors remain cautious into fiscal cliff talks.
Contracts for February are down $0.28 to $90.70 per barrel after gaining over $2 per barrel on Wednesday's session to a new two-month high.
Yesterday, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner... More
