RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Good morning $90 oilNo, I did not 'forget'. Your malodorous response tactic will bear some fruit if you actually delineated the parameters of US shale growth rather than dumping an empty premise into your blame game.
Let me assist you: US shale growth is leading a charge to higher US production in 2023 with better production from fewer wells. 2024 will be even better but US shale suffers from excessive depletion rates, high associated gas production, a lack of DUC wells to draw from, a lack of remaining tier one acreage, high production costs and high interest rates on deployed capital.
The bottom line is that US production growth will not keep pace with demand growth while delineated global spare capacity is emepheral at best. State your case on spare capacity, Tyler, rather than empty throw away gambits.