Hey Neb,
Thanks for calling the top. When idiots like you jump on the bandwagon, we know that a stock / commodity has to be near the top. In order for prices to go up, the asset has to be bought, but once the dumbest money has bought, who is left?
If I'm bored later, I might actually pull up the day oil peaked and see how closely that coincides with your first post.
Same thing happened in the tech bubble. Its hilarious, actually, to read articles about the 3rd grade teacher turned day trader who made $10,000 per day trading a grossly inefficient use of capital such as askjeeves.com and who expounds on her trading theory while making fun of Warren Buffet.
P.S. You're excuse for posting - that you are trying to sidestep the pain and strife worldwide that would arise from the debate over the cause of oil prices (OPEC, speculators, demand, etc) - seems a little farfetched.