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Category: Investment, Natural Gas
Update from Mr. Miller's Office: Senior Energy Industry Executive and Institutional Investor Sees No Fundamental Reason to Sell Stock
By Senior Energy Industry Executive Karl W. Miller
February 5, 2010
Energy Commentary from Karl Miller - Read Bio and More info
about stocks: CHK, DVN, EOG, APC, APA, OXY, RRC, XOM, BP, CVX
Mr. Miller is currently on Medical leave to undergo additional surgery, but has asked that his market opinion be re-posted and encourage everyone to remain calm.
The market selling is being driven by the hedge funds, which are "over levered again", over extended, facing margin calls and driving the selling across the board, not on true market fundamentals.
Focus on the positives: "Industrial production is up, energy demand is rising, extreme winter weather is upon the U.S. (which has no relationship to the global markets), and employment is improving".
Mr. Miller encourages all investors to also read his market opinion regarding U.S. Utilities and Natural Gas producers are the best "Safe Haven" after U.S. Treasuries Plus You Collect a Dividend, Not Zero Percent Interest Rate" at the following link: http://www.naturalgasstocks.com/Karl_Miller/news/2046.asp
Please stay calm and stay the course. Use this opportunity by the hedge fund selling to buy core holding companies that will retain value, generate cash flow and are critical to the "U.S." economy.
Focus on America, and let the hedge funds take their beating, there will be no more bail outs.
Its time for many of them to go due to excessive risk taking and leverage.
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February 4, 2010
Energy Commentary from Karl Miller - Read Bio and More info
For Public interest, Mr. Miller recommends that Investors focus on core holdings, staples of commerce stocks. Use this market downturn to cherry pick solid companies and industry sectors.
Mr. Miller does not see a "run on the bank" in any way, shape or form. Mr. Miller views today's market dip as a tremendous opportunity for investors to purchase core holdings and long term staple stocks at significant discounts.
Finally, Mr. Miller sees no political risk that is not already known to the market. November elections will come soon enough and voters will make the call at that time on the direction of overall public policy. Any legislation that is enacted between now and November, can be overturned once a new group of elected officials take office in January 2011. So, any investor concerns on political grounds should not be a factor.
Disclosure: Mr. Miller is an independent and a capitalist, and is not affiliated with any political party.
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U.S. Utilities and Natural Gas producers are the best "Safe Haven" after U.S. Treasuries Plus You Collect a Dividend, Not Zero Percent Interest Rate" at the following link: http://www.naturalgasstocks.com/Karl_Miller/news/2046.asp
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