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stockstradr, I also agree with what you posted, with one small caveat. I question if we are at the end of the “Age of oil”, as you put it. Since the ice has melted at the north pole, it has opened up a huge area for new drilling and exploration. I’ve got a feeling oil will be around for a long time to come. However, from an economic standpoint, we may have to wean ourselves off oil and into alternative energy sources for survival. Problem is we’re not doing that fast enough and are playing catch up with asia and europe. I believe it will be a new world order for our children.

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stockstradr, I also agree with what you posted, with one small caveat. I question if we are at the end of the “Age of oil”, as you put it. Since the ice has melted at the north pole, it has opened up a huge area for new drilling and exploration. I’ve got a feeling oil will be around for a long time to come. However, from an economic standpoint, we may have to wean ourselves off oil and into alternative energy sources for survival. Problem is we’re not doing that fast enough and are playing catch up with asia and europe. I believe it will be a new world order for our children.

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stockstradr, I also agree with what you posted, with one small caveat. I question if we are at the end of the “Age of oil”, as you put it. Since the ice has melted at the north pole, it has opened up a huge area for new drilling and exploration. I’ve got a feeling oil will be around for a long time to come. However, from an economic standpoint, we may have to wean ourselves off oil and into alternative energy sources for survival. Problem is we’re not doing that fast enough and are playing catch up with asia and europe. I believe it will be a new world order for our children.

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stockstradr, I also agree with what you posted, with one small caveat. I question if we are at the end of the “Age of oil”, as you put it. Since the ice has melted at the north pole, it has opened up a huge area for new drilling and exploration. I’ve got a feeling oil will be around for a long time to come. However, from an economic standpoint, we may have to wean ourselves off oil and into alternative energy sources for survival. Problem is we’re not doing that fast enough and are playing catch up with asia and europe. I believe it will be a new world order for our children.

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stockstradr, I also agree with what you posted, with one small caveat. I question if we are at the end of the “Age of oil”, as you put it. Since the ice has melted at the north pole, it has opened up a huge area for new drilling and exploration. I’ve got a feeling oil will be around for a long time to come. However, from an economic standpoint, we may have to wean ourselves off oil and into alternative energy sources for survival. Problem is we’re not doing that fast enough and are playing catch up with asia and europe. I believe it will be a new world order for our children.

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If you follow the technical indicators, now is a very dangerous time for the market. The Dow broke its intermediate trendline on Friday and should now retest the lows made in March. It’s only about 100 points from there. If it breaks that, all hell will break loose. Of course we may get a little bounce here or there, but nothing meaningful. Seems like there’s been a huge change in sentiment in just the last 30 days, with professionals beginning to come to terms on the reality of our true financial condition, and jo6pac finally realizing that he’s been lied to from the government about inflation, housing, and the undeniable pain of $4 gas, soon to be $5. It would be nice if we could just take the rest of this year and next off and fast forward to 2010. It might be better then.

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If you follow the technical indicators, now is a very dangerous time for the market. The Dow broke its intermediate trendline on Friday and should now retest the lows made in March. It’s only about 100 points from there. If it breaks that, all hell will break loose. Of course we may get a little bounce here or there, but nothing meaningful. Seems like there’s been a huge change in sentiment in just the last 30 days, with professionals beginning to come to terms on the reality of our true financial condition, and jo6pac finally realizing that he’s been lied to from the government about inflation, housing, and the undeniable pain of $4 gas, soon to be $5. It would be nice if we could just take the rest of this year and next off and fast forward to 2010. It might be better then.

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If you follow the technical indicators, now is a very dangerous time for the market. The Dow broke its intermediate trendline on Friday and should now retest the lows made in March. It’s only about 100 points from there. If it breaks that, all hell will break loose. Of course we may get a little bounce here or there, but nothing meaningful. Seems like there’s been a huge change in sentiment in just the last 30 days, with professionals beginning to come to terms on the reality of our true financial condition, and jo6pac finally realizing that he’s been lied to from the government about inflation, housing, and the undeniable pain of $4 gas, soon to be $5. It would be nice if we could just take the rest of this year and next off and fast forward to 2010. It might be better then.

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If you follow the technical indicators, now is a very dangerous time for the market. The Dow broke its intermediate trendline on Friday and should now retest the lows made in March. It’s only about 100 points from there. If it breaks that, all hell will break loose. Of course we may get a little bounce here or there, but nothing meaningful. Seems like there’s been a huge change in sentiment in just the last 30 days, with professionals beginning to come to terms on the reality of our true financial condition, and jo6pac finally realizing that he’s been lied to from the government about inflation, housing, and the undeniable pain of $4 gas, soon to be $5. It would be nice if we could just take the rest of this year and next off and fast forward to 2010. It might be better then.

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If you follow the technical indicators, now is a very dangerous time for the market. The Dow broke its intermediate trendline on Friday and should now retest the lows made in March. It’s only about 100 points from there. If it breaks that, all hell will break loose. Of course we may get a little bounce here or there, but nothing meaningful. Seems like there’s been a huge change in sentiment in just the last 30 days, with professionals beginning to come to terms on the reality of our true financial condition, and jo6pac finally realizing that he’s been lied to from the government about inflation, housing, and the undeniable pain of $4 gas, soon to be $5. It would be nice if we could just take the rest of this year and next off and fast forward to 2010. It might be better then.

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Anyone responding to the previous comment, could you also include La Cresta area in your thoughts. I’m familiar with that area, but always wondered how it compared with some of the other areas a bit further south.

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Anyone responding to the previous comment, could you also include La Cresta area in your thoughts. I’m familiar with that area, but always wondered how it compared with some of the other areas a bit further south.

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Anyone responding to the previous comment, could you also include La Cresta area in your thoughts. I’m familiar with that area, but always wondered how it compared with some of the other areas a bit further south.

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Anyone responding to the previous comment, could you also include La Cresta area in your thoughts. I’m familiar with that area, but always wondered how it compared with some of the other areas a bit further south.

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Anyone responding to the previous comment, could you also include La Cresta area in your thoughts. I’m familiar with that area, but always wondered how it compared with some of the other areas a bit further south.

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