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2015 was the year when (at least for now), I had to swallow my disappointment regarding there possibly not being 1 billion barrels of oil under Gatwick airport. But it was the year when the long awaited shale gas / fracking revolution looked to be finally getting underway. While there are doubts about the possible environmental effects, poisoning aquifers, and of course the not in my back yard syndrome, the fact is that The Treasury needs the money to fund money guzzling organisations such as the NHS.
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Gareth Jones
Not convinced with that as I see a declining wedge formation from the end of June high, with more touch points on the wedge lines. Couple this with low sentiment in the energy sector, and it would take a great deal more to convince me to take the plunge on this one. Just a personal opinion..