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December 19th, 2008, 04:14 PM
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Nobody wants any oil...
That must be the explanation...
Jan delivery dropped below $34.00 USD/BBL So, let's recap: Oil is down in price almost 80% from its July high and demand is down almost a staggering 2%...yeah, it's obviously supply and demand that sets the price of a barrel of oil... Sheesh, R 
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December 19th, 2008, 04:42 PM
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Nobody wants any oil...
That must be the explanation...
Jan delivery dropped below $34.00 USD/BBL So, let's recap: *Oil is down in price almost 80% from its July high and demand is down almost a staggering 2%...yeah, it's obviously supply and demand that sets the price of a barrel of oil... Sheesh, Hey, Wall Street told us back in July that that was the problem, so it must be true. Frank Reid (fillin' his rain barrels with gas for when it spikes back up)
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#3
December 23rd, 2008, 03:48 AM
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Nobody wants any oil...
On Dec 19, 9:14 am, wrote:
So, let's recap: Oil is down in price almost 80% from its July high and demand is down almost a staggering 2%...yeah, it's obviously supply and demand that sets the price of a barrel of oil... Last time you brought this up I said that the only way oil drops below $75/bbl is with an economic catastrophe. I stick by that. Jon.
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