Energy Futures---The energy futures were higher across the board but off of session highs as the stock market finished on session lows pushing several of the commodity markets lower for the trading session while crude oil finished up $.40 at 95.87 a barrel still trading right near recent highs of the trading range but I’m becoming more bearish this sector because the longer prices stay up at these levels without moving higher improves the odd that a top mig

Energy Futures-- The energy market rallied across the board today as the EIA stated that crude oil supplies were down sharply this week by 6.3 million barrels compared to last week but still at a 10 year high and all-time highs for this time of year as prices are very resilient climbing about $3 from this week’s low still stuck in a sideways pattern with no trend in sight.

Energy Futures-- Energy futures had a volatile trading week as usual with crude oil basically finishing unchanged this Friday afternoon at 94.10 still trading below its 20 and 100 day moving average with very little chart structure with giant swings to the upside and to the downside with a possible double top around $97 and if you’re looking to get short this market my recommendation would be to put a stop above 97.35 in case the market does rally settling

Energy Futures-- The energy futures bucked the trend this week despite the fact that the dollar continues to surge higher but is not putting any pressure on energy prices as July crude oil is still trading above its 20 and 100 day moving average finishing up around $.90 this Friday afternoon at 96.40 a barrel climbing higher for the 3^rd consecutive day following the S&P 500 to the upside.