Iniciado por morototeo

somos UNOS PRIVILEGIADOS.

EL 27-J va a ser un día RECORDADO PARA LA HUMANIDAD...
Preparar cervecitas ( o en defecto vino de verano), patatitas, palomitas, y mil cositas que acaben en "ITA",y a disfrutar... Somos testigos de 1ª mano de l CRACK DE LA ECONOMIA MUNDIAL, EL FIN DEL SISTEMA CAPITALISTA, EL FIN DEL PETROLEO, EL FIN DEL SISTEMA DE BIENESTAR....


MADRE MIA KE FUERTE.... y que haya aun gente jugandose los cuartos en la bolsa, pudiendo haber comprado su finca particular, con agua y alimentos y dos burros... CAZURROS, QUE SOIS UNOS CAZURROS.

Iniciado por morototeo

¿Ke diréis en octubre con el petroleo cerca de los 200$ el barrill?????:

Iniciado por morototeo

¡¡OTRO GURÚ DEL PETROLEO!! dios mio.


ME JUEGO UN ALMUERZO VEGETARIANO (CALABACIN, PIMIENTOS VERDES, CEBOLLA TODO FRITO CON ACEITE DE OLIVA VIRGEN, Y UNA ENSALADA DE PEPINO, TOMATE Y LECHUGA.. Y VINO DEL AÑO ECOLÓGICO)... A QUE ANTES DE DICIEMBRE DE 2008 HEMOS superado los 200$ el barril. siendo BENÉVOLO

Iniciado por Staring at the Sun

200$ para fin de año

Iniciado por Staring at the Sun

Me sorprendería de verlo en fin de año a menos de 200$. Y mis previsiones, y las de muchos que nos dedicamos al sector energético en general, es tenerlo a 300-400$ no muy tarde.

Respecto a la falacia de que es la bajada del dólar la que provoca esto en exclusiva, hoy lo ha desmontado gráficamente calópez en el blog del euribor. No es por hacerle la pelota, pero es un buen post.

Iniciado por Tuttle

Cuando el barril esté a 200$ el euro se cambiará por 3$. Me apuesto unas cervezas.

Iniciado por Tuttle

Estamos jodidos, el petróleo a 200$

Iniciado por Visillera

Petróleo a 200$

Iniciado por Rocket

Ya la hemos liado: Ahora si que vamos a ver el brent a 200$...

Iniciado por luisfernando

prediccion: 31 DE DICIEMBRE 200$

1 de SEPTIEMBRE 160 $

Iniciado por luisfernando

apuesto lo que quieras a que a final de año esta a 200 y el oro a 2000

Cuando el barril esté a 200$ el euro se cambiará por 3$. Me apuesto unas cervezas.

Estamos jodidos, el petróleo a 200$

Israel attack on Iran 'unavoidable'-Olmert deputy

JERUSALEM, June 6 (Reuters) - An Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear sites looks "unavoidable" given the apparent failure of sanctions to deny Tehran technology with bomb-making potential, one of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's deputies said on Friday.

"If Iran continues with its programme for developing nuclear weapons, we will attack it. The sanctions are ineffective," Transport Minister Shaul Mofaz told the mass-circulation Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper.

"Attacking Iran, in order to stop its nuclear plans, will be unavoidable," said the former army chief who has also been defence minister.

It was the most explicit threat yet against Iran from a member of Olmert's government, which, like the Bush administration, has preferred to hint at force as a last resort should U.N. Security Council sanctions be deemed a dead end.

Iran, which denies seeking nuclear weapons, has defied Western pressure to abandon its uranium enrichment projects. The leadership in Tehran has also threatened to retaliate against Israel -- believed to have the Middle East's only atomic arsenal -- and U.S. targets in the Gulf for any attack on Iranian turf.

Mofaz also said in the interview that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has called for Israel to be wiped off the map, "would disappear before Israel does."

Mofaz's remarks came as he and several other senior members of Olmert's Kadima Party prepare for a possible run for top office should a corruption scandal force the Israeli prime minister to step down.

Iranian-born Mofaz has been a main party rival of the Israeli prime minister, particularly following the 2006 elections when Olmert was forced to hand the defence portfolio to Labour, his main coalition partner, at Mofaz's expense.

Mofaz, who is also designated as a deputy prime minister, has remained privy to Israel's defence planning. He is a member of Olmert's security cabinet and leads regular strategic coordination talks with the U.S. State Department.

Israel sent warplanes to destroy Iraq's nuclear reactor in 1981.

A similar Israeli sortie over Syria last September razed what the U.S. administration said was a nascent nuclear reactor built with North Korean help. Syria denied having any such facility.

Independent analysts have questioned, however, whether Israel's armed forces can take on Iran alone, as its nuclear sites are numerous, distant and well-fortified. (Editing by Ori Lewis and Charles Dick)