I appreciate your information, however, my comment was based toward "given any excuse there could be a possibility of an interruption of flow to world markets" to fuel the oil speculators.
As of yet, the futures are hurriedly weighing in on the significance of the Iranian move today an possible consequences.
Just keep an eye on the oil futures today, especially if the Iranians stall on the release of the Brits and their equipment by the end of trading. I bet you we'll see gas up 25 cents/gal, minimal, by Sunday morning if no progress is made today on the release of the British personnel.
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but I will admit that I don't want to think about $6/gal, even though I want Blair to show some fire and drag NATO into a confrontation with Iran.