Goldman Sachs GS is out with a report saying shipbrokers are reporting floating crude storage is at the lowest level it's been in 18 months.
The floating draw has offset the onshore oil build. As a result, Goldman Sachs now sees sees oil at $90 per barrel, up from its current $75 level.
If investors believe this, they could profit from this by buying the United States Oil Fund LP ETF USO or the ProShares Ultra Oil & Gas ETF DIG if they are bullish on oil.
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