Good. Also need to get the speculators out of it.


U.S. crude oil futures settled below $100 a barrel on Thursday, the lowest close since mid-March, in a heavy sell-off across commodities markets sparked by slowing economic growth and signs of tighter monetary policies.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, U.S. light, sweet crude [CLCV1 99.52-9.72 (-8.9%)] settled down $9.44, or 8.64%, at $99.80 a barrel. That marked the lowest settlement since March 16. It earlier fell to a session low of $99.66, down $9.58, or 8.77 percent, and the lowest since March 17's intraday low of $96.60.
Front-month crude futures have fallen in four straight days, racking up losses of $14.13, or 12.40 percent, the biggest percentage loss since May 7, 2010 when prices fell 12.86 percent.
In London, Brent crude for June [LCOCV1 109.53-11.66 (-9.62%)
] last traded near $111 a barrel. It dropped earlier to the a session low of $110.72 a barrel, down $10.47, or 8.64 percent and marking the lowest since March 17's intraday low of $109.45.
Bearish signals came from data in both Europe and the United States Thursday, adding to economic concerns that have battered commodities markets all week. German industrial orders fell unexpectedly in March while U.S. weekly jobless claims hit eight-month highs.
The disruption of oil exports from Libya, concerns about the supply impact of unrest in the Middle East and Africa, and the weaker dollar have sent crude this year to the highest level since 2008, with Brent topping $127 a barrel and U.S. crude over $114 a barrel.
This won't make the greedy Jews at the NYMEX and the hedge funds happy.![]()


Good. Also need to get the speculators out of it.


This is the best place for info on that subject. it is not covered much in the news
Dodd-Frank Act - CFTC
I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.
We can all sleep better tonight knowing that those two are on the case! lol They did such a great job in handling the secondary mortgage market. Maybe he'll pick up a tanker of oil for $40/gal and park it in his back yard.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123362399705441875.html
Last edited by GearsMcGilf; 05-05-2011 at 09:20 PM.
Obama/Ayers 2012!!!



Read these 2 documents please you will find that it is a general lack of over-site and regulation on wall street and in derivatives.
everytime new regulations, rules, etc. are place on wall street they find ways to circumvent them. hedge funds are a perfect example of this.
they could voluntarily opt in-or out of being regulated what a fucking joke!
I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.
At some point a big scam will bust on this oil stuff, or we will get a President that wont be making money on it and will do something to help his people out.
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