Why did this reporter “disappear” after predicting the collapse of oil prices?
by: J. D. Heyes
NaturalNews.com
Saturday, January 10, 2015
He managed to forecast the current collapse in oil prices, and then he went missing. It’s been a year now.
His name is David Bird, and he is a reporter who covered energy markets for The Wall Street Journal. First, some background.
According to the blog Wall Street on Parade, Bird told his wife on a wintry afternoon about a year ago that he was headed out the door for a walk. He left his Long Hill, New Jersey, home in a red jacket with yellow zippers. Despite this colorful outerwear, and despite the searching by hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officers, as well as the FBI, Bird disappeared without a trace.
As the website had reported in January 2014:
[F]or the three months prior to his disappearance, Bird was reporting on a supply glut and growing stockpiles of oil. A newly retrieved article by Bird that appeared on line at The Wall Street Journal on August 21, 2013, shows the reporter had also presciently made an early connection between the Federal Reserve ending its massive bond-buying program known as “quantitative easing” [QE] and a potential crash in the price of oil — a crash that has now cut the price of oil almost in half in the past six months.
Growth of dollar, easing of QE, cheap oil
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