Wall Street Journal: Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

"Oil futures shoot up to nearly $123 a barrel after a Wall Street prediction of much higher prices."
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I have an idea: Why don't they predict lower prices so that prices will be lower?
I love the idea that people are buying oil at higher prices on the fear that prices will be higher.

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