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Aubie Baltin, pro se, Gwilda Baltin, pro se, Palm Beach Gardens, FL.
Allan Michael Lerner, Lerner & Pearce, P.A., Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Jeffrey M. Isaa...
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En la Bolsa Mercantil de Nueva York el crudo subió ayer 3.64 dólares y cerró a 99.62 dólares, luego de superar brevemente los cien dólares, algo jamás visto.
Pero para el analista Phil Flynn, de Alaron Trading Corp., de Chicago, la principal razón fue la especulación. "Me imagino que los especuladores son hoy los protagonistas más importantes", dijo Flynn, quien explicó que los conflictos en Nigeria e Irán, así como los ataques de Turquía contra los rebeldes kurdos en territorio de Irak, han puesto nerviosos a los inversionistas y han atraído a los especuladores.
El portavoz de la Asociación Americana de Automovilistas (AAA), Geoff Sundstrom, dijo que ayer el precio promedio de la gasolina en EU fue de 3.05 dólares el galón, un 30% superior al de igual fecha de 2007. "Creemos que, desaf...
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Business Editors
MOBILE, Ala.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 29, 2004
DTI has announced a newly formed strategic partnership with Alaron Trading Corporat...
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Los analistas de materias primas Boyd Cruel, de Alaron Trading; y Kevin Sharpe, de Basic Commodities, pronosticaron que los precios del jugo de naranja para los consumidores en Estados Unidos aumentarán probablemente en los próximos meses entre 5% y 10%, al igual que ocurrió con los precios el año pasado después que tres huracanes azotaron las zonas de cultivo de la Florida.
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The outbreak of a new of swine flu is affecting business decisions throughout the world, sometimes in surprising ways, from the price of oil to Starbucks franchises. $50 barrel oil SIOUX FALLS, S.D. Oil prices dipped to around $50 a barrel Monday as a strong dollar and new reports of swine flu threatened to slow summer travel and sent jitters through global markets. Benchmark crude for June delivery fell $1.41 to settle at $50.14 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Crude prices have defied traditional market fundamentals for weeks and risen in the face of an awful economy and growing supplies of oil. Swine flu worries pushed both oil and equity markets down Monday. Oil recovered a bit from the days bottom of $48.01, but talk of a pandemic continued to weigh on prices, said Jim Ritter...
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CHICAGO (HedgeWorld.com) - Consumers can be forgiven their rolling eyes and weary sighs at the latest round of headlines trumpeting higher oil prices. For those that haven't yet succumbed to disgruntled apathy, there will be plenty of time to join the crowd in the coming years, as Alaron Trading Corp. senior market analyst Phil Flynn predicted steadily rising prices for the foreseeable future.
Having successfully forecast oil hitting $78 per barrel last year, Mr. Flynn today [July 31] predicted that oil would rise to a record $85 per barrel before 2007 is out. Mr. Flynn spoke at the sixth annual Dow Jones Indexes-AIG Commodities Outlook, held on the trading floor of the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Business Editors/Energy & Oil Industry Writers
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 12, 2000
Consumer Gas Prices Could Reach $2.00/Gallon
"Too Little...
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There was a shake-up in the trading world on May 21 when futures commission merchant PFGBEST purchased the customer assets of trading services provider Alaron. Alaron will be formed into ATD, a division of PFGBEST. The business was transferred and the deal completed on June 8. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. PFG hopes to expand its business through more acquisitions. Penson GHCO previously cleared Alaron's trades but PFGBEST is now the clearing broker for Alaron, according to PFGBEST President and COO Russ Wasendorf, Jr.
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NEW YORK -- Oil prices retreated after jumping to a new record Wednesday on the government's report of a steep drop in crude inventories and surge in refinery activity.
Crude prices initially rose after the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration reported that oil inventories fell by 6.5 million barrels last week, far more than expected. But gas futures fell on word that refiners ramped up their operations much quicker than expected. As the slide in gas futures prices accelerated, oil prices had little choice but to follow, said Phil Flynn, an analyst at Alaron Trading Corp. in Chicago.