Oil is boom and bust the last bust last about 12 years. They cut up and sold drilling rigs for $35 a ton on the scrap market. One man in Weatherford sold a rig he had 1.6 million in for $35K. When it's good it's real good but when it goes South diesel pickups, luxury automobiles, boats, homes, and high dollar motorcycles will be repoppedd. Building in Houston and Dallas will be easily rented very cheap as fly by night, and even some mid size oil companies bite the dust. Work over rigs once drew $85 per hour now they are $350-400. Midland and Odessa will once again look like ghost towns, if they don't have oil they have nothing. Truck drivers in North Dakota making $1500-2000 a week get real they are all about to get laid off if they haven't all ready. Just what do all these oil patch workers plan to do now?
The biggest part of these people lived hand to mouth or paycheck to paycheck and never saved a penny, even the overnight millionaires who spent like it was going out of style. Does Homeless enter into there conversation, well it's about to. The banks don't care what you was once worth, what have you done for me lately-make a payment or bamboos. Look for people to be jumping out of and off of tall building in downtown Houston and Dallas very soon. If the oil companies didn't see this coming they are very short sided.