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RSAF MEDVC5A G5 on ground from LAX to Rochester, Minnesota- going to the Mayo Clinic.
Switched off at 1175 ft
SAM657 USAF C-32 and SAM624 USAF Clipper out of Atlanta International and west
GRZLY50 C-560 from MCAS Miamar on final at New Orleans NASJRB
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Oil futures settle lower on demand concerns, even as Saudi Arabia pledges to cut more output in June
Oil futures settled lower on Monday, pressured by concerns over weak demand even as Saudi Arabia pledged to cut 1 million barrels per day of its crude output in June. That comes on top of the production cut agreement among major oil producers that began on May 1. The United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have also announced additional output cuts to support Saudi Arabia's move. June West Texas Intermediate oil CLM20, -0.65% fell 60 cents, or 2.4%, to settle at $24.14 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/oil-futures-settle-lower-on-demand-concerns-even-as-saudi-arabia-pledges-to-cut-more-output-in-june-2020-05-11
WTI on the Live ticker has clawed some of this back. Spot price vs June 2020 contract delivery
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it's both. By letting the CME Oil trade continue they will keep rolling the contracts forward and implode it that way.
They are always betting on higher prices and since there is zero limit on contract positions they will just load up…until they cannot.
The only limitation is the ability to finance your position(s)
This needs to change.
If I had to guess I'd say Atlanta.