Thank you for the question.
As I've said, I believe there's a paper market and a real market. I think that the real market is a truer market.
It's interesting. I think someone mentioned that the price of oil was up $2 today and they didn't know why. The reason is that we are in so fine a balance between supply and demand, we are right there. For example, when I worry about oil, I worry about the supply going down. I haven't even talked about demand going up. We know demand is going up. I'm telling you that supply is going down. It will go down in the future. That's my expectation here.
I really could care less about the commodity markets, quite frankly. People do make money by speculating these markets, and they shouldn't. It is costing people. It costs companies, on one hand, sometimes if the shorts are winning, and it costs the consumer, on the other hand, if the longs are winning. People dupe big institutions to participate in those markets, and I'd love to see it not happen. But I think that in the long run the really big issue is that you have to deal with supply and demand for oil, and we have nothing but problems to look forward to in that area.