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September 3rd, 2008 - By Chris Nelder
Energy and Capital editor Chris Nelder revisits the energy and commodity complex after Tuesday's brutal selloff, and finds nothing wrong with his thesis...
The first day back to work and back to school after the Labor Day weekend was a wicked one for commodity and energy investors.
Gold slid 3%, or $25, to $810.50 and ounce, a level it has not seen since its most recent low on August 18 at the end of the last huge commodity/gold/energy selloff.
Crude oil fell intraday to $105.46, a five-month low, and closed at $109.71, the first violation of the $110 floor since the huge run began at the beginning of the year.
Gasoline futures fell 9% to $2.73 a gallon.
One of my favorite agricultural commodity ETFs, the PowerShares DB Agricultural Fund (AMEX: DBA) gapped down 4.7% at the open, recovering over the day to close down 2%...
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