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BEATMUNG !!!
Jutte Nacht
Topics:Employment | Economy (Global) | Economy (U.S.)By CNBC.com With Wires | 28 Aug 2008 | 11:45 AM ET Font size:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/26438670
Soon, water dominates the landscape, and the danger that a storm surge from a hurricane coming ashore would pose becomes clear.
At the far edge of this web of wetlands, roughly 60 miles south of New Orleans, lies one of the most strategically important ports in the United States.
Nearly three years to the day after hurricane Katrina plowed into the Louisiana coast on Aug. 29, 2005, Port Fourchon is still a glaring Achilles heel in the vulnerable U.S. energy supply chain.
Now Port Fourchon and coastal cities like New Orleans are staring down the barrel of Tropical Storm Gustav, which could come ashore next week as the worst hurricane since 2005.
The 1,600-acre complex is the support nerve center for over half of all offshore drilling operations, and serves 90 percent of the Gulf's deepwater oil installations.
Hundreds of large workboats chug between Port Fourchon and the rigs every day, carrying workers, heavy equipment and necessities that range from pipe, drilling mud and diesel fuel to groceries and drinking water.
All those supplies come to Port Fourchon by truck or barge via Louisiana Highway 1 and a waterway called Bayou Lafourche.
The exposure of those routes to a surge from the Gulf worries the port's executive director, Ted Falgout.
'Critical Role'
"We play a critical role in 15 to 18 percent of the entire nation's oil supply," Falgout said. "If the Lafourche corridor takes a severe hit, everyone in this country will feel the impact
Falgout, who rode out Hurricane Katrina in 2005 in the port's bunker-like executive office building 20 miles north of the Gulf, says the port took only slight damage from the storm. But Highway 1, which floods even in mild storms, had to be cleared of debris that included power poles and houseboats before traffic could move again.
Luckily, Falgout said, Katrina spared Port Fourchon from a direct hit.
But continuing erosion of the surrounding wetlands is increasing the danger of a more serious disruption in access.
For the past several years, Falgout has led a crusade to fortify the Lafourche corridor against this erosion.
A coalition of business interests amassed $350 million in state bonds and federal assistance to begin replacing a 17-mile stretch of LA-1 with an elevated highway that can stand up to a major storm and remain open even if the land around it floods.
A seven-mile section of the project, including a higher bridge across Bayou Lafourche, is under construction and slated for completion in 2011. But funds are lacking for the northern leg, which would extend the highway inside the hurricane levee system that shields inland communities.
Meanwhile, Louisiana continues to mount a broader offensive against coastal erosion. Recognizing that barrier islands and wetlands are the first line of defense for inland communities, Gov. Bobby Jindal recently approved $300 million in spending on a long list
of coastal protection and restoration efforts.
Along with helping to protect access to the port, a stronger headland could help shield the maze of oil pipelines that lie beneath the wetlands.
The largest pipeline serves Louisiana Offshore Oil Port, the nation's only deepwater terminal, which handles about 12 percent of U.S. imports.
"Just look at that area's importance relative to energy," said Robert Twilley, who heads the coastal sustainability research program at Louisiana State University.
egal, ich hoffe jetzt auf ES 1330 um shorts nachzuladen
@AS, 1330 sollte das maximum oben sein, oder ?
hoffe ich ...
warum steht eigentlich bei ariva bei open end turboputs immer dabei : die knockoutschwelle wird gesenkt wegen finanzierungskkosten, bei open end turboputs wird die knockoutschwelle doch erhöht, und wenn man so ein teil hat, macht man finanzierungsgewinne und keine kosten ... zumindeste meine erfahrung ...
@Ariva Mods ???
Key DOW Levels for 8/29
UP Above 11,800
DN None
Upside Break..
Dow breaks through upper trend line, rallies 213 points.
From prior commentary, "...the Dow closed the day with a bounce off a new upper trend line. Combine this line with the lower line from the last two weeks and you get a large triangle pattern that is clearly winding up for a big breakout opportunity..."
The Dow opened the day with early strength this morning, as the index got a swift upside break through the clear upper trend line at 11,550, as seen in the 15 and 60 Minute Charts. The Dow rallied throughout the session and eventually closed the day with a gain of 213 points and could be headed higher.
Typically, a breakout from this type of triangle could spark much more strength ahead. A target of about 12,100 could be reached over the next week or two. Look for the index to build out a potential continuation pattern above 11,600. Such a pattern could add more steam to this upmove.
Keep an eye on 11,650, however, as a downside break through this zone could lead to a near-term retracement.
Short Term Dow
The Dow closed the day within a very tight range from 11,660 to 11,715, seen in the 5 Minute Chart. Watch this zone for early direction tomorrow morning.
Medium Term Dow
In the medium term, we entered the market Long at 11,600 and are still in the trade with a current profit of 103 points. We will hold stops at the entry and will hold off on Shorts at this time.
NASDAQ & S&P
The NASDAQ and S&P each rallied early in the day and consolidated near highs. Look for more overall strength, especially if resistance is crossed.
Summary
The Dow rallied through a major upper trend line this morning and shot out of the large triangle in big fashion. This breakout could lead to much more strength ahead, especially should a continuation pattern form.
Thanks for listening, and Good luck in your trading!
Ed Downs
edowns@nirvsys.com
28.08.2008 19:02
Aus der EU stehen morgen um 9:00 Uhr UTC diverse Vertrauensindikatoren für August auf dem Programm. Das Konjunkturklima (erwartet -0,30 nach -0,21%), das Verbrauchervertrauen (erwartet unverändert -20 Punkte) sowie das Wirtschaftsvertrauen (Konsens 89,3 nach 89,5 Punkten) stehen an. EUR/USD notiert aktuell bei 1,4700. Unterstützung liegt bei 1,4648, Widerstand bei 1,4810. (jl/FXdirekt)
(bevor Fragen kommen, was UTC ist:)
Die Koordinierte Weltzeit (UTC, engl. Universal Time Coordinated) ist die aktuelle Weltzeit. Sie hat in dieser Funktion die Mittlere Greenwichzeit (Greenwich Mean Time – GMT) abgelöst. Sie ist eine Kombination aus der internationalen Atomzeit TAI und der Universalzeit UT. Die Zeitzonen werden als positive oder negative Abweichung von UTC angegeben (z. B. UTC+1 entspricht der MEZ und UTC+2 entspricht der MESZ).
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also 11:00 wirds ernst.
alle Termine:
Freitag, 29.08.2008 Woche 35
• 00:45 - NZ Baugenehmigungen Juli
• 01:30 - JP Verbraucherpreise Tokio August
• 01:30 - JP Verbraucherpreise Juli
• 01:30 - JP Arbeitsmarktdaten Juli
• 08:00 - ! DE Großhandelsumsatz Juli
• 08:00 - DE Löhne u. Gehälter 1. Halbjahr
• 08:00 - DE Elterngeld Januar 2007 - Juni 2008
• 09:15 - CH Wohnbautätigkeit 2. Quartal
• 10:00 - IT Einzelhandelsumsatz Juni
• 11:00 - ! EU Vorabschätzung Inflation Eurozone August
• 11:00 - ! EU Arbeitslosigkeit Juli
• 11:00 - ! EU Geschäfts- u. Verbraucherstimmung August
• 11:00 - ! EU Geschäftsklimaindex Eurozone August
• 11:00 - IT Verbraucherpreise August
• 11:30 - CH KOF Konjunkturbarometer August
• 14:30 US Persönliche Auslagen Juli
• 14:30 US Persönliche Einkommen Juli
• 14:30 - CA BIP (Industrie) Juni
• 14:30 - CA Erzeugerpreise Industrie Juli
• 15:45 - ! US Einkaufsmanagerindex Chicago August
• 16:00 - ! US Verbraucherstimmung Uni Michigan August
• 19:00 - DE Verfall EONIA-Futures (Eurex)
• 21:00 - US Agrarpreise August
wieder für jeden was dabei...
nf
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/...9/cnrussia129.xml