The new thought in macro-economics (or just admitted in a momentary brief attack of honesty) is that "oil is life".
The standard swagger "living large" may have been around for centuries (likely only for a select few, e.g. Louis XIV),
but it was J.D. Rockefeller who brought it to the masses.
Imagine what a task it was to mow a hundred (or thousands) acres of wheat (for humans), corn (make protein- cows/chickens).
A strong case can probably be made that J.D. Rock had a big hand in ending slavery.
He definitely "saved the whales" with his discovery of plentiful kerosene
And now machines could tend the fields, running on hydrocarbons NOT human chattel.
Obviously the folks who hate hydrocarbons have never thought of the ramifications.
Or just maybe they have thought it through, and prefer slavery.
Hmmm.
Now that the U.S. is broke (same with most of the rest of the planet... giant "debt service"),
now more than ever
the FED needs Tax collections,
and the FED needs GDP.
And The FED most of all (and all the Central Banks)
need OIL.
. . . Just to keep the show running.
I already posted the 40 year chart:
Now the breakout is at hand:
As for the bull market, seems a lot of the money actually wants to come to the U.S.
Go Figure.
And step back:
IMHO
The standard swagger "living large" may have been around for centuries (likely only for a select few, e.g. Louis XIV),
but it was J.D. Rockefeller who brought it to the masses.
Imagine what a task it was to mow a hundred (or thousands) acres of wheat (for humans), corn (make protein- cows/chickens).
A strong case can probably be made that J.D. Rock had a big hand in ending slavery.
He definitely "saved the whales" with his discovery of plentiful kerosene
And now machines could tend the fields, running on hydrocarbons NOT human chattel.
Obviously the folks who hate hydrocarbons have never thought of the ramifications.
Or just maybe they have thought it through, and prefer slavery.
Hmmm.
Now that the U.S. is broke (same with most of the rest of the planet... giant "debt service"),
now more than ever
the FED needs Tax collections,
and the FED needs GDP.
And The FED most of all (and all the Central Banks)
need OIL.
. . . Just to keep the show running.
I already posted the 40 year chart:
Now the breakout is at hand:
As for the bull market, seems a lot of the money actually wants to come to the U.S.
Go Figure.
And step back:
IMHO
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