What Happens When When Fake Oil Prices Meet Reality? Hard Times
By holding down the price of oil, "somebody" is setting the table for a very painful price adjustment in the not-so-distant future. They really ought not to be doing this.
Source: Peak Prosperity
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DW NOTE
The Strait of Hormuz has been closed for 148 consecutive days, cutting off 20 million barrels per day and driving WTI to $88.90. If someone is suppressing prices in that environment — and a 5.1 million barrel sell order at 4:29 am certainly looks like suppression — the snapback when reality reasserts itself will be severe enough to break things.