A few recent recollection of a world renowned and the best market anticipator. Referenced statements are dated and publicly accessible through news coverage.
*Rupiah *(IDR8,500) (June 17, 2010; statement covered in interalia: Bloomberg) "Goldman Sachs Group Inc. forecasts the rupiah may gain 8 percent to 8,500 in 12 months..." ( http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-06-17/asia-must-avoid-slippery-slope-to-capital-controls-brown-brothers-says.html ) [image: IDR.png] *Sell Oil Now *(short-term trading) (April 12, 2011; statement covered in interalia: Wall St Cheat Sheet) "We believe that there are fundamental differences between now and the spring of 2008: Both inventories and spare capacity are much higher now and net speculative positions are four times as high as in June 2008.” ( http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Goldman-Sachs-Sell-Oil-Now-wscheats-2254989652.html?x=0&.v=1 ) WTI Crude Oil Spot [image: WTI Sell.png] *We Sees New Oil Rally *(long-term outlook in tact) (May, 2011; statement covered in interalia: Reuters; MarketWatch) May 6: "It is important to emphasize that even as oil prices are pulling back from their recent highs, we expect them to return to or surpass the recent highs by next year," ( http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/06/us-goldman-oil-idUSTRE7451OP20110506 ) May 24: Goldman Sachs commodities analysts on Monday upped their Brent oil price year-end forecasts by around $20 a barrel for 2011 and 2012. The new outlook calls for Brent to trade around $120 a barrel in 2011, and $140 a barrel in 2012. ( http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bullish-oil-outlook-bodes-well-for-some-asia-firms-2011-05-24?link=MW_latest_news ) WTI Crude Oil Spot [image: WTI Buy.png] '+'
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