I was unhappy to learn that OPEC ministers said that they would cut production if oil fell below $80. Judging by proven crude oil reserves, OPEC controls 69 to 84% of total reserves, making it difficult to argue with them.
I guess that asking for $60 per barrel is probably wishful thinking. Nevertheless, there are still many factors that have the potential of significantly reducing the price of oil - a strengthening dollar, a US recession, or some invention of an alternative energy. In addition, I remain bullish on Southwest in light of upcoming mergers in the airline industry.
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