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The story of the (oil) market these days is wild swings. Geopolitical events could surface at any moment that could lead to a temporary spike.

This is emotion moving the market, it's not just fundamentals moving the market. It's Friday, and you've seen the wild swings over the past couple days.

It used to be in pre-9/11 that we knew when we were going over the line. Now, it's impossible to do risk assessment. Authority swings so wild in the moment. How are they going to react?

We are in a market that's mainly driven by geopolitical events. The headlines that have been flashing are not good.

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Geopolitical events like Iraq have created oil prices that seem to refuse to go below $60. The market has been strong all week because it's trading on the underlying commodity.

There is plenty of oil in storage. At the same time we are paying a lot of attention to geopolitical events. This combination of factors is a recipe for a market that doesn't do a lot.

The bulls still appear to have the most ammunition at the moment and seem set to test $600 sooner rather than later as concerns over the dollar, oil and geopolitical tension draw investors to the market.

The fundamentals across most of the complex are so bearish that on any given day you're either going to need to a lead from petrol or some bullish geopolitical headlines to give this market a rally. Otherwise it's just going to sink.

Jim Ritterbusch

The fundamentals across most of the complex are so bearish that on any given day you're either going to need to a lead from gasoline or some bullish geopolitical headlines to give this market a rally. Otherwise it's just going to sink.

Jim Ritterbusch

They're supplying the market the best they can, but they have very little impact on global refinery capacity and very little impact on geopolitical events.

In the next few days, depending on how the geopolitical problems play out, it is possible the market would correct as players take profits, ... But for now, we certainly are in uncharted territory.

I know people think three days is long term in the market these days. But if you're a long-term investor, 2, 3, 4 percent swings, which are big moves in a day, are meaningless when you look back.

Gannett is of more of an expense story than revenue story, ... how the spike in costs are going to carry forward.

Iraq is the main worry. We've broken important technical support levels in the last couple of days as the market worries about growing geopolitical tensions.

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