Does anyone have a good website for watching the daily changes in the price of a barrel of oil on the market?

-- Linda Hitchings (lindasue1@earthlink.net), November 24, 1999

Answers

I use these free links to watch the near futures for oil, gold, etc.

Delayed Day Futures

Delayed Night Futures

Perhaps someone else has better ones.

-- John (jh@NotReal.ca), November 24, 1999.

Linda-

I watch futures rather than spot. Both are delay time.

http://www.quotewatch.com/exchanges/nymex.html

(nymex futures site during regulare trading hours)

http://www.mrci.com/qpnight.htm

(overnight Globex session futures via Access on oil)

-- oil watch (oilwatch@nowhere.com), November 24, 1999.

http://cbs.marketwatch.com/cgi-bin/htx.exe/squote?source=htx/dbc&ticke r=CL=V9

-- spider (spider0@usa.net), November 24, 1999.

maybe here
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/cgi-bin/htx.exe/squote?source=htx/dbc&ticke r=CL

-- spider (spider0@usa.net), November 24, 1999.

http://www.site-by-site.com/usa/optfut.htm

-- Brooklyn (MSIS@cyberdude.com), November 24, 1999.

FutureSource. Has links to all contracts and options

Fox Investments. Scroll down half way on the left hand side to click on "Quotes and Charts," the click on the commodity you want. Example: click on light crude oil, and you'll get prices for the nearest two years of contracts. Click on any contract and get a chart of the price fluctuation. Go the the bottom of the page, select a contract, and get options prices.

-- .... (....@,,,,.,,,,), November 24, 1999.

Sorry, I give up

-- spider (spider0@usa.net), November 24, 1999.

Linda ---- Saw them drilling for oil right beside Santa Monica Blvd in Beverly Hills yesterday. They probably wouldn't have started drilling if they hadn"t thought it was a "good site". Check it out.

-- thinkIcan (thinkIcan@make.it), November 24, 1999.

Found an interesting one the other day at www.oil.com.

-- Roger (pecosrogX@earthlink.net), November 24, 1999.