Scott Bleier was right in mid-July when he said the commodity boom was going to go through a correction, and with that correction oil would fall to $100 a barrel.
He was wrong only in that it has fallen far below that, and now Scott says it'll fall as low as $50 a barrel. He could very well be right.
Forced liquidation of commodities by large funds, as well as decreased demand, could pressure it even lower than $50.
OPEC's upcoming emergency session where they're expected to decrease daily oil production by 1 million a day in order to stop the price plunge, probably won't have the desired effect, and oil will continue to fall.
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