Supply and demand is the way it worked until about 2002.After then the speculators could buy a paper stock and call it real.All this stock is,is paper,but since they cant get delivery of the oil because its not pumped out of the ground yet,they say its a shortage.That drives up the price to crazy highs as we saw in 2007 and 2008. All that happened was that they took the restrictions off of the stock market to where they could call a paper stock a real thing.So we need to put that restriction back on the stock market and it will go back to supply and demand. Also while we are at it,we need to bust the oil companys in to smaller companys so there is competition and end price fixing.That should get the recovery going and people back to work again.Clearly we are in a depression caused by that simple thing of repealing that law on the stock market.Now also NAFTA and CAFTA hurt us bad too and also need repealed.
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