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World leaders, hedge fund managers, and oil ministers are all in the Saudi kingdom trying to dope out why crude prices are so high. Early news out of the meeting is not good.

The head of Shell told Reuters that the meeting was a waste of time, saying "What I've heard so far are basically all good ideas, but it will probably not change the price tomorrow morning."

The Saudis did day that they would increase oil production.

The summit is a fine example of how too many cooks spoil the soup. Investors have a different agenda from the oil companies. The oil companies have a different agency from the exporters.

The importers just want lower prices.

Douglas A. McIntyre is an editor at 247wallst.com.

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