It looks as if many of the quality energy stocks have now dip down to attractive buy ranges according to their relative strength. I am normally early in my initial entry prices, but since I advocate dollar cost averaging, building a position is less stressful than buying an entire position with one trade. Here is the definition of the Relative Strength Index or RSI:

"The RSI compare

After rallying first thing this morning, energy stocks continued to shake shares of stock away from timid investors. Is the ballgame over for the energy sector? Not by a long shot.

I am hearing kook after kook mention how alternative fuels are going to come to the rescue. Heck, even the President is talking about corn husks and wood chips. Yeah, right.

Behind the scenes the glob

New orders for U.S.-made durable goods plunged 10.2 percent in January, the biggest drop in 5-1/2 years, as non-defense aircraft orders posted their largest fall s

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Source - http://skepticalspeculator.blogspot.com/2006/02/us-durable-goods-orders-fall-in....

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Japan logged a monthly trade deficit for the first time in five years in January as high oil prices boos

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Source - http://skepticalspeculator.blogspot.com/2006/02/japans-trade-balance-falls-into....

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Consumer prices surged 0.7 percent last month, above Wall Street forecasts for a 0.5 percent increase, as energy costs soared. But the closely watched core Consumer Price Index, which excludes vol

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Source - http://skepticalspeculator.blogspot.com/2006/02/inflation-comes-with-strong-econ...

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