Peak Price Not 'Peak Oil', Free 26 Page Report
Commodities / Crude Oil Oct 24, 2012 - 10:53 AM GMTBy: EWI
Greetings,
In July 2008, when crude oil prices were at $148 a barrel and "peak oil" bulls were forecasting a rise to $200, even $300 a barrel, contrarian technical analyst Robert Prechter took the opposite stance:
"One of the greatest commodity tops of all time is due very soon," he wrote in his June 2008 Elliott Wave Theorist.
By December 2008, a barrel of oil cost just $32.
In recent months, the "peak oil" bulls are back to their same old forecasts from 2008:
T. Boone Pickens: Oil Could Hit $148 Per Barrel - CNBC, April 3, 2012
Are such forecasts more valid now than they were then?
You can now read Prechter's big-picture outlook on the oil markets in a newly released report.
Follow this link to download Prechter's 26-page oil report now -- it's free for a limited time.
Sincerely,
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