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Big Movers in the Market Anonymous 01/26/15 (Mon) 00:38:45 No.356

We have oil and other commodities on their downward spiral.

UPS taking a massive shit
http://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2015/01/23/ups-stock-falls-after-projected-annual-earnings.html

Starbucks has jumped.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2015/01/22/starbucks-earnings-fast-food-restaurants/22174571/

Over 140 S&P 500 companies report earnings this week, and the futures are already in the red.

Remember, no matter which way the market moves, there is always money to be made.

Anonymous 01/26/15 (Mon) 00:49:29 No.357

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>>356
My current buy in for USO is $15.

I used to wonder if it would even reach that mark, but now I wonder how soon it will.

I know its dangerous to try and catch falling daggers, but once enough US rigs fail, supply should decrease enough that prices will stabilize.

Anonymous 01/26/15 (Mon) 00:54:03 No.358

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>>357

I haven't really been paying attention to why copper has fallen so much, can anyone fill me in?

I remember scrapping a bunch of junk copper back in the day for a bit of coin, sad to see it bottom out like that. However, this will deter methheads from stealing that shit so often.