Macroshares Oil Down (DOY) Quote

U see today's action??? Pierced the middle bollie and powered right back... the market clearly believes oil is going lower still... The economy is getting rocked violently in all directions... GL here to all!

Good deal :) Keep it going.

o yeah baby! i've had some of the best trading ever in the last 2 weeks or so... MS, DIG, DUG, EEV, EWZ, BAC, BTU, ABK, CIT, HAL... all have been major ATM machines... it's been v-e-r-y green these daze...

Oh yeah, forgot about those. Looks like you're having some serious fun!

sorry, but i've been flippin' DUG and his evil twin DIG... more volume and bigger swings... GLTY

Looks like there's some life in DOY the last few days. Anyone playing?

DOY exploded... geeze.

MACROSHARES OIL DOWN TRADEABLE = DOY
Looks very interesting.
Have added to my Favorites

Thanks Soapy.
-Dave-

<font color=red> iBOX UPDATED

Requested DOY at Stockcharts...

We are now trading under "DOY" (what a symbol)

<font color=red>*** UPDATE

MacroShares Oil Declares Final Proceed Amounts

MADISON, N.J., Jun 30, 2008 (PrimeNewswire via COMTEX) -- MacroMarkets LLC today
announced the final proceeds payable as a result of the liquidation of
MacroShares Oil Up and Down.

MacroShares Oil's last day of trading on the American Stock Exchange was June 25,
2008, and all proceeds will be paid out on July 3, 2008 to shareholders of record
as of June 30, 2008. The table below summarizes the breakdown of the proceeds at
liquidation for MacroShares Oil Up (UCR) and MacroShares Oil Down (DCR).


------ ----------- ------- ------- ---------- --------------------
Symbol/Fund RecordPayable FinalFinalMiscellaneous
Symbol NameDateDateUnderlying Liquid-Income
Valueation
Payment
------ ----------- ------- ------- ---------- --------------------
UCRMacroShares 6/30/08 7/3/08$40.000343 $40$0.000343
Oil Up
------ ----------- ------- ------- ---------- --------------------
DCRMacroShares 6/30/08 7/3/08$0$0$0
Oil Down
------ ----------- ------- ------- ---------- --------------------



The end of trading marks the culmination of the MacroShares Oil lifecycle; UCR
and DCR were launched on November 30, 2006 and concluded in a predetermined
termination trigger, which was hit as oil approached record highs.

MacroShares Oil was designed to transfer assets between the Up and Down trusts as
their NYMEX light sweet crude oil benchmark price moves. When launched, this
benchmark oil price was $60. Since the securities transfer assets on a
dollar-for-dollar basis, the Up Trust cannot deliver performance of the benchmark
oil price beyond $120 (Up Trust's underlying value hits a ceiling once the Down
Trust's underlying value is $0.00). With this in mind, MacroShares Oil originally
built an early termination event into the security structure once oil prices
approached $120. The early termination event occurred on April 16, 2008, when the
benchmark oil price closed at or above $111 for the third consecutive business
day.

The next MacroShares Oil products, MacroShares $100 Oil Up (AMEX:UOY) and Down
(AMEX:DOY) are scheduled to begin trading on the American Stock Exchange on July
1, 2008. The structure will be similar to that of the first MacroShares Oil (UCR
and DCR) and will allow investors to benefit from either the upward or downward
price movement of its benchmark NYMEX light sweet crude oil futures contact.
MacroShares $100 Oil will be based on a reference price of $100 for the
benchmarked NYMEX light sweet crude oil futures contract and will cover a range
of prices between $0 and $200, with a termination trigger occurring when the
benchmarked NYMEX light sweet crude oil price closes at or above $185 for three
consecutive business days.

For additional information, shareholders in these securities may call
MacroMarkets at 888-Macros1 x 200 or 973-889-1973 x200.

Macro Securities Depositor, LLC is a Delaware limited liability company and is
acting as the depositor for the MacroShares Oil Up and Down trusts. A
registration statement (including prospectus) has been filed with the Securities
and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the offering to which this communication
relates. Before you invest, you should read the prospectus in the registration
statement and other documents the issuer has filed with the SEC for more complete
information about the issuer and this offering. You may get these documents for
free by visiting EDGAR on the SEC website at http://www.sec.gov. Alternatively,
Macro Securities Depositor, LLC, any underwriter or dealer participating in the
offering will arrange to send you the prospectus if you request by calling
toll-free (888) Macros1 extension 200 or 973-889-1973. You may also request a
copy of the prospectus by accessing the MacroShares website at
http://www.MacroShares.com.

MacroMarkets LLC is the Administrative Agent, and its subsidiary, Macro
Financial, LLC, is the marketing agent for the MacroShares Holding and Tradeable
Trusts. Macro Financial is registered with the SEC as a broker-dealer and is a
member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.

Important Risks

This Information does not represent an offer to sell securities of the
MacroShares Holding and Tradeable Trusts, and it is not soliciting an offer to
buy securities of these Trusts. There can be no assurance that the Trusts will
achieve their investment objectives. An investment in a MacroShare Holding or
Tradeable Trust involves significant risks, including the risk of loss of
substantially all of your investment. There is no guarantee as to the amount of
any quarterly distribution or the amount of the final distribution to
shareholders. You should review the risk factors in the prospectus prior to
investing in a Holding or Tradeable Trust.

The Holding Trusts continuously offer shares through Authorized Participants.
MacroShares Holding Shares may be converted to MacroShares Tradeable Shares,
which can be bought and sold on the American Stock Exchange. There is no
guarantee that a market for any MacroShares Holding or Tradeable Shares will
continue.

Fluctuations in the underlying value of a Tradeable Trust or its related Holding
Trusts and other factors may affect the market price of your MacroShares
investment. An investment in a Tradeable Trust or its related Holding Trust will
not resemble a direct investment in the asset being tracked. The price of the
asset being tracked by a Tradeable Trust or its related Holding Trust may be
volatile. It may be difficult to predict whether in the long-term the price of
the asset being tracked will reflect a generally upward or downward trend. There
are risks associated with investing in a product linked to a benchmark. A
substitute price may be used as the reference price of the benchmark asset.

MacroMarkets LLC and their respective affiliates do not provide tax advice.
Investors are urged to consult their tax advisor to fully understand the tax
implications associated with and investment in any Tradeable Trust (or its
related Holding Trust). Investors are hereby notified that: (A) any discussion of
federal tax issues in this press release is not intended or written to be relied
upon, and cannot be relied upon by investors for the purpose of avoiding
penalties that may be imposed on investors under the Internal Revenue Code; (B)
such discussion is being used in connection with the promotion or marketing by
Macro Securities Depositor, LLC and the Holding and Tradeable Trusts of the
transactions or matters addressed herein; and (C) investors should seek advice
based on their particular circumstances from an independent tax advisor.

Additional Information about MacroShares Oil can be found at
http://www.MacroShares.com.

This news release was distributed by PrimeNewswire, http://www.primenewswire.com

SOURCE: MacroShares Oil
MacroMarkets LLC
Richard Dukas
richard@dukaspr.com
Kristina Ferrari
kristina@dukaspr.com
212/704-7385
Diane Masucci
973-889-1973x103
DMasucci@MacroMarkets.com


(C) Copyright 2008 PrimeNewswire, Inc. All rights reserved.

that would of kinda made me a tad cranky LOLOLLOOLO

i can see how that would produce a slider :^j

I read this news and almost shit that DCR was being cashed out at $1.58 a share. I assume I am wrong and it is $1.58 in total assets

I was reading on my blackberry and did noty see full message

MacroShares Oil Ends Trading With More Than $1.5B in Assets
Ticker Symbol: U:UCR U:DCR


MADISON, N.J., June 26, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- MacroMarkets LLC, the pioneer of the next generation of Exchange-Traded Products, announced that yesterday (June 25, 2008) was the final day of trading for MacroShares Oil Up (AMEX:UCR) and MacroShares Oil Down (AMEX:DCR). The last day of trading marks the culmination of the MacroShares Oil lifecycle; UCR and DCR were launched on November 30, 2006 and concluded in a predetermined termination trigger, which was hit as oil approached record highs.

MacroShares Oil is designed to transfer assets between the Up and Down trusts as their NYMEX light sweet crude oil benchmark price moves. When launched, this benchmark oil price was $60. Since the securities transfer assets on a dollar-for-dollar basis, the Up Trust cannot deliver performance of the benchmark oil price beyond $120 (Up Trust's underlying value hits a ceiling once the Down Trust's underlying value is $0.00). With this in mind, MacroShares Oil originally built an early termination event into the security structure once oil prices approached $120. The early termination event occurred on April 16, 2008, when the benchmark oil price closed at or above $111 for the third consecutive business day.

Sam Masucci, President and CEO of MacroMarkets, commented, "In 18 months, our first MacroShares product went through a complete lifecycle. During that short period of time, the oil market experienced tremendous price appreciation and volatility. UCR and DCR provided a way for investors to take a position in the upward or downward price movement in oil. Over the period MacroShares Oil accumulated more than $1.5 Billion in assets and averaged close to 1 million shares traded per day, indicating significant investor demand and liquidity. We look forward to continuing to fill this type of investor demand for our patented MacroShares products with future offerings."

On July 3rd, a final distribution payment will be made to the UCR and DCR shareholders of record as of June 30th based on the underlying value of the Up and Down MacroShares Trusts. The underlying value of the trusts will be determined based on the June 25th closing price of the NYMEX light sweet crude oil futures contract for August, plus or minus any interest and expenses accrued in the trust for the period. The final distribution amounts will be announced on June 30, 2008.

The next MacroShares Oil products, MacroShares $100 Oil Up and Down (AMEX:UOY) (AMEX:DOY) are scheduled to begin trading on the American Stock Exchange in July. The structure will be similar to that of the first MacroShares Oil (UCR and DCR) and will allow investors to benefit from either the upward or downward price movement of its benchmark NYMEX light sweet crude oil futures contact. MacroShares $100 Oil will be based on a reference price of $100 for the benchmarked NYMEX light sweet crude oil futures contract, and will cover a range of prices between $0 and $200, with a termination trigger occurring when the benchmarked NYMEX light sweet crude oil price closes at or above $185 for three consecutive business days.

For additional information, please call MacroMarkets at 1-888-Macros1 (extension 200) or 973-889-1973 (extension 200).

Macro Securities Depositor, LLC is a Delaware limited liability company and is acting as the depositor for the MacroShares Oil Up and Down trusts. A registration statement (including prospectus) has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the offering to which this communication relates. Before you invest, you should read the prospectus in the registration statement and other documents the issuer has filed with the SEC for more complete information about the issuer and this offering. You may get these documents for free by visiting EDGAR on the SEC website at www.sec.gov. Alternatively, Macro Securities Depositor, LLC, any underwriter or dealer participating in the offering will arrange to send you the prospectus if you request by calling toll-free (888) Macros1 extension 200 or 973-889-1973. You may also request a copy of the prospectus by accessing the MacroShares website at www.MacroShares.com.

MacroMarkets LLC is the Administrative Agent and its subsidiary, Macro Financial, LLC, is the marketing agent for the MacroShares Holding and Tradeable Trusts. Macro Financial is registered with the SEC as a broker-dealer and is a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.

Important Risks

This Information does not represent an offer to sell securities of the MacroShares Holding and Tradeable Trusts and it is not soliciting an offer to buy securities of these Trusts. There can be no assurance that the Trusts will achieve their investment objectives. An investment in a MacroShare Holding or Tradeable Trust involves significant risks, including the risk of loss of substantially all of your investment. There is no guarantee as to the amount of any quarterly distribution or the amount of the final distribution to shareholders. You should review the risk factors in the prospectus prior to investing in a Holding or Tradeable Trust.

The Holding Trusts continuously offer shares through Authorized Participants. MacroShares Holding Shares may be converted to MacroShares Tradeable Shares, which can be bought and sold on the American Stock Exchange. There is no guarantee that a market for any MacroShares Holding or Tradeable Shares will continue.

Fluctuations in the underlying value of a Tradeable Trust or its related Holding Trusts and other factors may affect the market price of your MacroShares investment. An investment in a Tradeable Trust or its related Holding Trust will not resemble a direct investment in the asset being tracked. The price of the asset being tracked by a Tradeable Trust or its related Holding Trust may be volatile. It may be difficult to predict whether in the long-term the price of the asset being tracked will reflect a generally upward or downward trend. There are risks associated with investing in a product linked to a benchmark. A substitute price may be used as the reference price of the benchmark asset.

MacroMarkets LLC and their respective affiliates do not provide tax advice. Investors are urged to consult their tax advisor to fully understand the tax implications associated with and investment in any Tradeable Trust (or its related Holding Trust). Investors are hereby notified that: (A) any discussion of federal tax issues in this press release is not intended or written to be relied upon, and cannot be relied upon by investors for the purpose of avoiding penalties that may be imposed on investors under the Internal Revenue Code; (B) such discussion is being used in connection with the promotion or marketing by Macro Securities Depositor, LLC and the Holding and Tradeable Trusts of the transactions or matters addressed herein; and (C) investors should seek advice based on their particular circumstances from an independent tax advisor.

Additional Information about MacroShares Oil can be found at www.MacroShares.com


CONTACT: MacroMarkets LLC

212/704-7385

Richard Dukas

richard@dukaspr.com

Kristina Ferrari

kristina@dukaspr.com

Diane Masucci

973-889-1973 x103

DMasucci@MacroMarkets.com





Investing is for those who don't know how to trade

oh yeah... my bad.

the difference

is DUG and DIG aren't short/long oil, they are short/long oil company stocks.

it's not macroshares but DUG (proshares) is an oil short etf and i don't believe it's architecture is like DCR/UCR was... i.e., termination clause... DUG's evil twin is DIG (oil up).

No clue. I'll keep on the homepage and wait.

Yes there were....flipped once for a small lick, bought back in and lost a couple hundred bucks. So, all things considered, I guess I broke about even. What is the ticker of the next one going to be again?
-Dave-

As with all good options, they must die. But hey, there were some good pops in there :)

Hahahaha....I don't know that but I sure as hell sold the shit out of it. Right now it's like looking at the bow of the Titanic sticking out above the water. OUCH!
-Dave-

i hope you shorted the shit out of this thing.

<font color=red>***Termination date will occur on June 26, 2008

Yup...but, you're alive to play another day. That's the name of the game. GLTY.
-Dave-

well I just got $1400 for my last 10k so thats $1400 I will have a 99% chance of being gone to 0 in two days

I think you made the right call...I think the Saudi's were our last hope...at least within the time frame we were working on. They didn't do much. I think our reasoning and logic were sound but, the timeframe was the killer. We'll hop on the next one and make some bank. I lost a few hundred myself but, it was within my risk/reward pre-trade plan so, for me it was a successful trade. I always pat myself on the back when I stay disciplined.
-Dave-

ALL OUT at 14 was worse the risk - Losses suck but guess what NOt every trade I or anyone else makes is a winner. Only person I know who gains on every trade is my broker

*shaking my head*

Yup....I've always said I can pick a bottom...they always go up after I sell! :)
-Dave-

ya know oil is teeterin' when Nigeria shuts down an operation and China raises their price... oil slides... oh, the drama!

Oh, now it pops 27% -- crap.

i also sold my small position leftover around .27. Still, we always thought next week could be the most volatile with the events scheduled. The vast majority now do not think the Fed will raise rates even a quarter point, however. A few weeks ago many did.. no more. And they've mitigated the impact of the Saudis by parroting that they produce raw crude, and the market needs light sweet crude. I wonder if this could make a good percentage trade in the single pennies, but that will depend on the ppb. Fact is that the market is very managed now. Getting triple witching out of the way will help ppb go under 130 but this needs sub-124 to be within striking distance, because the powers that be even if they exit these levels will do so in an orderly, controlled manner.
Until the new Macro shares is on the market, I'm thinking about USO puts and DIG puts, DUG calls. This ETF is sorely needed.. DIG/DUG incorpotate Nat Gas, and I don't think the prices there are as vulnerable to a correction.
This crisis has nothing to do with supply, no matter how much the oil cronies repeat that canard.

Thanks Soapy..you've been very helpful on this one and I'll see you at the next one.
-Dave-

<font color= red> ***For the next Macroshares play:
Keep an eye on http://www.macroshares.com/Public/macro/MacroHome.aspx

As the new Macroshares are issued, I'll fire up new forms so people can have a place to chat. As for now, better clear up your positions and watch this bugger burn.

I'm out...as painful as it was I don't see how there was any other choice. I still think that oil will collapse but, it doesn't appear that it will happen on this run. When I saw oil sag to below 132.50 and then rebound above it's opening price that pretty much cinched it for me. In any case, I'll get in on the next one. See you folks there. GLTA
-Dave-

<font color=red>***Time to run away and watch it burn!!!

<font color=red>***Termination date will occur on June 26, 2008

Guys... Time to jump ship...

Because next week

DCR expires worthless and UCR expires at $40. Closer you get to June 25, closer each gets to those respective values.

Now with oil trading down why is DCR also trading down and UCR trading up. Are they just selling DCR shares short or naked short cause they know next wed all will be said and done. Looks like major manipulation to me...

OIL down DUG up....UCR up DCR down ?????????????????

Tank Oil, Tank....Down $1.71...

Pay attention folks....it's breaking hard under 132.50 after being unable to regain it's open price. Next support is 21DMA of 131.05...we break that and we are truly back in the game but, if we climb back over the opening price and hold I think we're SOL! JMO.
-Dave-

Watch for the bounce around 132.50...if it breaks that support we may be looking up.
-Dave-

Oil is starting to sag.....
-Dave-

The President is speaking to Congress at 10:30 to ask them to lift the ban on offshore oil drilling and easing restrictions on continental exploration....could be interesting.
-Dave-

only 5 or 6 days left so the time component of the price is becoming much larger

While I would love to see oil back at $20 and DCR through the roof, long term I think this is/was needed to spur alternative energy investment. I've never seen so many articles online about automakers ramping up hybrids, politics, microbiological research in oil fields, etc. If oil keeps it up long enough, we could see some major changes in energy consumption thought processes and improved solar, wind, tidal, and storage technologies.

As a side note to this whole mess, I would think that the US midwest flooding is going to hamper ethanol production/supplies some also.

I'm looking forward to the next DCR though. DCR was a good idea, the timing just wasn't right and all stocks and investments are about timing.