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Re: Alpine600 post# 770

Friday, 09/16/2016 12:46:13 PM

Friday, September 16, 2016 12:46:13 PM

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The increase in volume being dramatic is evidence of the attention of large institutional selling or shorting. This is not a private investor driven move and gaps will be filled. At some point the big players will capitalize on the dip and we can too. I already hold plenty of ALDW, and am confident it will pay off nicely in the near term. The current $9.07 may not be the bottom folks, it could easily break below $9 on this dip but shares bought here are bound to be worth much more, of course when is a risk we all need to address. It depends on our individual needs and patience.
Long term issues are;
1. How long will crude be below $60. Some think at least another year or more.
2. Will the corrupt diversion of taxpayer money into phony "renewables" that actually increase pollution continue or will the better science of clean burning energy and technologies including clean coal be embraced, and fair treatment of small independent domestic refining instead of the manipulation of RIN's by big oil in their favor. I have to agree with Icahn's recent statements.
http://www.investopedia.com/news/icahn-refiners-trapped-rigged-market-cvi-vlo/
3. There is only a tiny fraction of private money theses days in these volatile pays and it will be hard to wrestle the control of Wall St. away from the big banks that were allowed to become too big too fail and use their free money and privilege inside their funds to profit at the expense of small independent investors. (a giant conflict of interest)
We need to learn to follow them instead of trying to compete with them. I will be studying and learning to see the signs of their intervention in the months ahead. GLTA!
http://www.americanbanker.com/bankthink/fed-becomes-latest-cheerleader-for-glass-steagall-like-reform-1091295-1.html


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