That USO chart is starting to look like it might be a buy soon..
Dont get me started about free markets! 
The SPR is not supposed to be used to randomly mess around with oil prices, in effect this is blatant and completely legal oil manipulation, its always legal when the Govt does it 
Crude Oil Futures Decline on Slowing U.S. Consumption, IEA Reserve Release
By Rachel Graham - Jun 24, 2011 8:08 AM ET
Oil fell, extending its biggest one- day drop in seven weeks in London, on concern slowing U.S. economic growth will reduce demand and after the International Energy Agency said its members will sell oil from reserves.
Brent dropped as much as 1.5 percent, extending yesterday’s 6.1 percent decline, after the International Energy Agency agreed to release 60 million barrels to buyers starting next week. The U.S. Federal Reserve this week cut its forecasts for growth and employment this year and next.
“There are clear signs that the U.S. and Chinese economies are slowing,” Roland Stenzel, an oil trader at E&T Energie Handelsgesellschaft mbH, said from Vienna. “The IEA triggered a lot of stop losses,” he said, referring to the automatic instruction to buy or sell a commodity at a certain level.
Brent oil for August delivery dropped 70 cents to $106.56 a barrel on the ICE Futures Europe exchange as of 1:05 p.m. London time. The contract closed at 107.26 a barrel yesterday, the lowest closing price since Feb. 22. Crude for August delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange was down 37 cents at $90.65.
The IEA announced the release of 2 million barrels a day for 30 days yesterday to make up for supplies choked off by an armed rebellion in Libya. The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve will provide 30 million barrels, European members will supply about 20 million and Asian nations the remainder.
“The IEA stock release has had a strong impact on front prices,” Christophe Barret, a London-based oil analyst at Credit Agricole SA said in a report today. “It temporarily relaxes a stock obligation constraint and allows refiners to process more sweet crudes.”