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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
James Howard Kunstler: "Presto Chang - O"
[excerpt] ... The current low-ish price of oil is a total fake-out, having to do much more with asset-dumping in the paper markets than the true resource supply-demand equation. Most of the world (the media for sure) has ignored preliminary leaks from the International Energy Agency's (IEA) forthcoming report which forecasts global oil depletion to be 9.1 percent in 2009. This is a staggering figure, very likely to offset whatever slack we see in global demand from the worldwide economic crisis. In fact, the global oil markets are poised for the most severe dislocations ever seen, meaning it's a toss-up what happens first in the USA: a major leg back up in oil prices, or shortages, hoarding, and rationing. ... More at James Howard Kunstler
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If you like what Kunstler has to say, and you enjoy listening to podcasts, check out JHK's weekly KunstlerCast at http://kunstlercast.com
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