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Heating oil surged 100 percent in the first quarter, highlighting significant volatility in energy markets. Mike McGlone stated that this surge may emphasize extreme stress and raise the risk of demand destruction, a common pattern when energy prices spike.
McGlone also noted that, on a weekly basis since 1986, the ratio of the front heating oil contract versus WTI reached 4.5, underlining the scale of the move in heating oil relative to crude benchmarks.
McGlone previously suggested that WTI crude oil could slip below $50 by the U.S. midterms, maintaining a bearish outlook on the energy sector in recent months, according to his earlier analysis. He has also commented on major shifts in other markets, noting the breakdown of Bitcoin's correlation with stocks. Both observations reflect ongoing attention to volatility across asset classes.