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Comment by hangemhigh4on Dec 11, 2014 6:57pm
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Your logic is correct but it also applies to all oil companies. If too many producers dropped out you would see oil jump back up as the Saudi's cannot supply the worlds demand. A balance needs to be found. The supply-demand balance applies to all commodities not just oil. But large swings do occur when the balance is out of wack. Imo
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