Oil Is Only Getting Started: Drilling UpUnited States Oil Fund LPBATS:USOTstevesHey fellas, It's been awhile since I've published an Idea as I normally stick to the Minds chat room. Anyways, there's a lot going on here that I want to share my thoughts on... First and foremost, we had a housing crisis not so long ago which many of us remember at the 2008 Housing Market Crash. Banks and Institutions have since protected themselves against the loans folding in on themselves, at least for now. However, what are we currently seeing in real time and all over the news? Energy crisis and over the last decade, energy companies such as BGE have been taking full advantage and raising their rates astronomically, sometimes 30% in a clip. The problem? We may not have a housing crisis again, but what if the energy bills are so expensive that it becomes essentially a second mortgage? I used to sell Solar in 2020 and seeing an average $600-$800 bill was fairly normal back then (obviously higher in the summer and winter for A/C and heat)_ and that was 6 years ago... I'd imagine that same usage is going to cost $1500+ on an average monthly basis, hence the second mortgage. Now, from a technical standpoint, after breaking the ceiling open above $130, we are going to be aiming for the overhead resistance MA right around $180. After that, it's no man's land until we reach the real pivotal point at $235. Do I think we'll get to at least that? Absolutely. Actually, I believe Ms. Market is targeting $300, potentially more. I believe we are entering what could be a decade-long energy crisis where we may have to "close the door because the A/C is running!" just like our parents used to say. Buckle up, we're in a long ride with this one and as always, thanks for reading!!