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That doesn't look like a section. Support your assertion with something other than ad hominem.

Can you point out the section(s) stating as much in any CDS-related material or S&P/Moody's documents?

So, "no". You, sir, are the epitome of liberal objectivity.

You going to refute anything in the video or blindly stick to your drivel?

"Useful idiots."

http://youtu.be/QV8NcbbGCZY Refute anything this man says.

The great redistribution continues.

Here is the EIA spot data vs. Nymex front month settlements. Not as granular as intraday, but it should give you an idea. I haven't checked the dates so you may need to synch this.

I don't think you will find a public, published price for immediate assessments of WTI at Cushing, Midland or Clovelly. Platts assesses a myriad of crudes in the Mid Continent and US Gulf coast, however subscriptions to their services run in the $20k+ range.

You assume too much, Tsing.

In the context of the Koch brothers, please elaborate.

What does "pony up" mean?

Spike Trader deletes his post in angst. :(

What a compelling argument in support of your position this is. I have been swayed.

How to the Kochs have anything to do with it?

Quite the opposite actually.

Cracks all over Asia are and have been negative for some time. Parity is certainly not free money but is a compelling potential.

Not sure about OI, but this is interesting: Commodity Trader Didn't Really Believe in Market Prices

Apparently it was Citi.

PM'd you.