David Reavill

No doubt, oil prices are climbing because supply can't meet demand. Constant demand and less available oil drive prices higher. And this time the pundits and commentators are right - oil prices are climbing; it's inflation of a very specific kind: “supply shock” inflation.However, another distinct type of inflation exists, and we lump them together as if there is no difference.

No doubt, oil prices are climbing because supply can't meet demand. Constant demand and less available oil drive prices higher. And this time the pundits and commentators are right - oil prices are climbing; it's inflation of a very specific kind: “supply shock” inflation.However, another distinct type of inflation exists, and we lump them together as if there is no difference.

No doubt, oil prices are climbing because supply can't meet demand. Constant demand and less available oil drive prices higher. And this time the pundits and commentators are right - oil prices are climbing; it's inflation of a very specific kind: “supply shock” inflation.However, another distinct type of inflation exists, and we lump them together as if there is no difference.

No doubt, oil prices are climbing because supply can't meet demand. Constant demand and less available oil drive prices higher. And this time the pundits and commentators are right - oil prices are climbing; it's inflation of a very specific kind: “supply shock” inflation.However, there is another very distinct type of inflation, and we lump them both together as if there is no difference.

Most people in my grandparents' generation kept a cookie jar- sometimes a real cookie jar, sometimes a lockbox in the basement- but always a safe place to store a little extra cash. Because you never knew when those "big boys" in New York would go off the rails.

Most people in my grandparents' generation kept a cookie jar- sometimes a real cookie jar, sometimes a lockbox in the basement- but always a safe place to store a little extra cash. Because you never knew when those "big boys" in New York would go off the rails.

Most people in my grandparents' generation kept a cookie jar- sometimes a real cookie jar, sometimes a lockbox in the basement- but always a safe place to store a little extra cash. Because you never knew when those "big boys" in New York would go off the rails.

Most people in my grandparents' generation kept a cookie jar- sometimes a real cookie jar, sometimes a lockbox in the basement- but always a safe place to store a little extra cash. Because you never knew when those "big boys" in New York would go off the rails.

When I talked to the traders, they all agreed something was up, though they weren't sure just what it was. Sure, the market looked overvalued, but the economy was strong, and earnings solid, so things seemed OK. All we knew was that our business was extremely busy, and we had enough on our hands just keeping up with the volume.

When I talked to the traders they all agreed something was up, though they weren't sure just what it was. Sure, the market looked overvalued, but the economy was strong, and earnings solid, so things seemed OK. All we knew was that our business was extremely busy, and we had enough on our hands just keeping up with the volume.