Sten Blindkilde This is Me

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 Web References

1. 1. www.fundsdirect.co.uk

   www.fundsdirect.co.uk/articles - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/27/2007   Last Visited: 3/27/2007

   Sten Blindkilde is the editor and head of analysis at Morningstar in Denmark. He is happy to hear from readers but cannot provide specific fund or portfolio advice. He can be reached at sten.blindkilde@morningstar.dk.

2. 2. Morningstar Europe

   www.morningstareurope.com/pres - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/17/2004   Last Visited: 11/17/2004

   Sten Blindkilde
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   Sten Blindkilde is the Senior Editor of Morningstar in Denmark. He produces most of and has the overall editorial responsibility for the content published for the Danish market. He also co-ordinate the relationships with the Danish media-partners. Sten Blindkilde has a degree in journalism from the Danish

3. 3. IHT: Stars in the East

   www.iht.com/articles/97703.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/28/2003   Last Visited: 5/28/2003

   Sten Blindkilde, an investment analyst at Morningstar Denmark, agreed that oil prices could fall significantly and still not detract from Russia's appeal. Russian oil companies, in contrast to their Western competitors, have low costs. "Most players in the Russian sector will still have positive margins if the price of oil drops to $9 or $10 a barrel," he said.
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   Sten Blindkilde, an investment analyst at Morningstar Denmark, agreed that oil prices could fall significantly and still not detract from Russia's appeal. Russian oil companies, in contrast to their Western competitors, have low costs. "Most players in the Russian sector will still have positive margins if the price of oil drops to $9 or $10 a barrel," he said.
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   Sten Blindkilde, an investment analyst at Morningstar Denmark, agreed that oil prices could fall significantly and still not detract from Russia's appeal. Russian oil companies, in contrast to their Western competitors, have low costs. "Most players in the Russian sector will still have positive margins if the price of oil drops to $9 or $10 a barrel," he said.
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   Sten Blindkilde, an investment analyst at Morningstar Denmark, agreed that oil prices could fall significantly and still not detract from Russia's appeal. Russian oil companies, in contrast to their Western competitors, have low costs. "Most players in the Russian sector will still have positive margins if the price of oil drops to $9 or $10 a barrel," he said.