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I would probably change the headline to "Expected Shift in Oil Balance..", and suggest that the high level of long speculators are actually looking

This is data from the CFTC organized by Bloomberg: "Money managers are the most bullish ever on West Texas Intermediate crude for a second week

Tim Puko does a nice job laying out the bullish/bearish case here http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/weekly/ "No amount of oil put in storage in the U.S.

From the EIA's This Week in Petroleum (http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/weekly/) we pulled the charts showing US oil, gasoline and distillate stocks

Emissions trading have not been too successful in reducing carbon but Stig Schjoleset remains optimistic... First some background: "Currently,

From the WSJ: "Prices have been in a tight range of $50 to $55 a barrel for much of the past month, as traders weighed OPEC’s cut against a rebound

John Kemp points out in a Reuters article that hedge funds are betting that markets are rebalancing and moving toward backwardation... These traders

From Bloomberg: "Oil supplies from OPEC are plunging this month as the group implements production cuts aimed at erasing a global surplus,

From Ritholz, a long term perspective of risk vs. return for various asset classes: http://ritholtz.com/blog/