WLL is going higher and higher today on higher expectations from oil prices. I think that's a complete speculation, because oil depends on a huge number of factors: OPEC, Russia, Saudi Arabia and other countries, other energy markets etc. I still think that such speculations shouldn't impact the stock market and people shouldn't pay such a lot of attention to the next oil target price. While some investors are predicting that market expectations for oil at $50 a barrel might be too fast, and too soon, Bill Smith, chief investment officer and senior portfolio manager at Battery Park Capital, told CNBC the energy sector will find equilibrium by the second quarter of 2016. And it will not be pretty for those holding bearish trades. I read this on cnbc.com a few moments ago and caught myself thinking that I agree with Bill Smith. That was a real surprise for me, because I usually don't like such estimates because when I'm trying to follow them - I always fail. I have a special feeling for really bad forecasts. Perhaps this is one of them, but I completely agree with it and don't want to touch any oil-related stocks. Yes, I missed today's WLL growth, but I don't want to play the lottery, I want to earn money.