Rob Kurzatkowski | The Options Insider

Oil’s Slick Decline Continues

Crude Oil futures continue to suffer setbacks, falling to a 6-year low due to the supply glut and a stronger US Dollar.

Gold has simply fallen out of favor with investors for the time being.

The September Euro contract finds itself under pressure once again.

Gold futures have chopped around over the past several sessions, driven by trader indecision.

Crude Oil fundamentals are taking a hit from all sides ? demand, supply, geopolitical risk.

Trader sentiment has become increasingly bearish for Gold and other precious metals.

Gold prices were under pressure after Eurozone leaders agreed to a rescue deal for Greece.

Crude Oil futures have been one of the losers in the ongoing Greek debt crisis.

The Euro suffered heavy losses Sunday night, as Greece pondered whether or not the country will remain part of the currency union.

It has been difficult to be a Natural Gas bull for most of 2015

Consumer spending rose its highest level in 6 years in May, which has received mixed reviews from equity traders.

Gold futures remain in range-bound trading, as the price of the metal continues to be bounced around by a number of factors.