RE:Highrider2That's good and exactly what has been projected to happen. The more doom and gloom the better ... the more uncertainty and volatility in the market the better ... the more people get worried, scared and fearful as to what oil is going to do the better. The bigger the glut the better. The greater the appearance of oil storage capacity dwindling the better. The more the threat of Iranian oil hitting the market the better. The more talk of $20 and $30 oil the better. I can hardly wait for all those greedy over extended Frackers who built "companies" on money they can't afford and are poisioning the environment to go belly up. It's not the Saudi's who are to blame for this mess, it's Wall street, the banks, greedy investors continuing to prop up these Frackers with investment capital and the Frackers greed that have caused this mess. Only when this is all settled then things will come back to normal and oil will rise. That's when we will all start to make money.