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OR it could be the guy on the right:

They probably do. I haven't invested much time in looking at CL for many months. It's de-coupled with equities most of this year and the "value" beaten down energy stocks (while they look tempting) just linger below even 2016 levels.

Or maybe he craves a return visit to the joint and the OP is a sitting duck.

Whatever you say, BOSS

$55 is/was a pretty tested line in the sand. I noticed it clipped it for a brief final spike lower on Friday before bouncing. Market traded like liquidity pulled for that almost comical half day binary move lower.

Truth.

And Garrett was an Ivy League grad as well (back when the Ivy League meant something).

This point is easily disproven by soaring bk's in the farming sector. Yes, they began prior to the Tariff War, but have continued unabated.

Just FYI, I did play DI golf and I was a scratch golfer for a number of years. So yes, I too, know what I'm talking about. I don't take cheap shots at people, I take shots at people who show zero interest in having any sort of conversation and just make vanity posts. Anyway, last post. Have...

I'm honored. I was already IGNORED by you previously.

Binary thinker. Check Talks but never listens. Check Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Maybe

Richard Dennis

Enter a local competition, tell us your name and we can verify for ourselves whether you are Champions Tour "ready". If you break 90, I'll buy you a case of beer.

It's a ruse. There is no "trade war agreement". There are an endless series of fake tweets and Fed liquidity injections to keep this facade going indefinitely.

It's managed status quo 24/7/365. And yes it's all front run.

To reiterate. He isn't "gone". He has posted multiple times in the time since this thread was started, albeit on twitter. Nat Gas, Crude, take your pick, he has made a comment.

You guys do know that he posts on twitter very frequently?. Basically the same commentary on ACD, etc that he posted on here in years past.

And to force the Fed's hand when all of the data started to weaken. At this time a year ago, some Fed members were still suggesting 4 rate hikes in 2019.