BluelightNewsletter

Disclaimer: My personnal opinion is for your entertainment only & should not be used as advice on your decision. I may sell or buy (to cover) my holding according to the market movement. I am not a licensed financial advisor. Please always do your own DD. Set protective stops & not be too greedy. You are responsible for your own decision. I wish you good luck trading. -Blue

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

REXX: reached 3.44 & closed@3.43(+8.54%) today, up +27% within 2 weeks since called on Jan 15:



BBEP: reached 7.1 today, up +42% since called at 4.99 on January 15.

Monday, January 26, 2015

BBEP: reached 6.35 just now. Up +27% since called on Jan. 15:


SFY:worth buying 2.1~.
//REN:reached 0.91 last Friday, called at 0.68 not too long ago.

Thursday, January 22, 2015

ECB's stimulus boost lifts Asia, euro wallows near 11-year low

TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stocks extended a global rally on Friday after the European Central Bank launched a landmark bond-buying stimulus program that buoyed investors' risk appetite, drove bonds higher and left the euro pinned near 11-year lows.

Wednesday, January 21, 2015


OTTAWA—Canada's central bank delivered a shock interest-rate cut Wednesday, becoming the first Group of Seven country to slash rates in response to the oil-price collapse and its impact on economic growth.

Friday, January 16, 2015

Tuesday, January 13, 2015


HOUSTON - Even with oil prices continuing to plummet and oil companies decommissioning drilling rigs every day, the Energy Department on Tuesday projected that domestic crude production would continue to rise in 2015, although growth would slow.

Sunday, January 11, 2015

Halving The Price Of Oil Makes Keystone XL More Important, Not Less
Whether you're in favour of the tar sands being exploited for the crude oil in them or against the very idea, the recent halving in the price of oil makes the Keystone XL pipeline more important, not less.

Tuesday, January 06, 2015

Crude dropped 2% to sink firmly below the $50 mark on Tuesday. It traded as low as $48.47 a barrel, leaving the commodity in territory untouched since May 2009 in the aftermath of the Great Recession.