We’ve all heard the story. Most of the world’s major oil deposits have already been discovered. The low-hanging fruit has been picked. The remaining oil supplies are tough to get at – and expensive to recover.

In the energy market Friday, crude for May delivery spun its wheels, closing at $110.14/barrel, up just 3 cents. May reformulated gasoline gained 1.52 cents, to $2.8073/gallon.

Consumers feeling all the pain of 1982… Bernanke, Paulson prescribe “Doritos” cure…IEA slashes oil demand forecast… Why it still won’t mean a return to $80 oil…As GE goes, so goes the market… What Wall Street is overlooking…A bold gold forecast…and the reason to take it with a grain of salt…Are we in a commodities bubble? Let the debate begin!