Will Collapse in Oil Price Cause a Stock Market Crash?

I accidentally stumbled onto this page.  I am not endorsing any of it because I don't believe any opinions of any financial analysts anymore.
But this one paragraph (assuming it's true) did give me pause.  

"In an analysis published in 2009, Therramus pointed out that Black Monday fell into a broader pattern in which nearly every stock market crash and recession of the preceding 50 years had occurred shortly after a large and abrupt change in the price of oil. In the case of the 1987 Dow crash, it was foreshadowed by a tumble in oil price that ensued in the wake of disputes within OPEC - which had come to a head in the previous year."

http://oil-price.net/en/articles/will-collapse-in-oil-price-cause-stock-market-crash.php

The stock market will not collapse, interest rates will stay low, inflation is none existent, and the world is stable. Oil prices were artificially over priced, but like Z has been warning oil prices will steadily increase the next 25 years to incredible heights. Oil companies and suppliers of industrial products to the industry will suffer. Also, the stronger the dollar gets, the weaker our export industries will get, as their products become more expensive in foreign markets. This will have much more impact on the market than the direct effect of the oil prices dropping. Our balance of payments continue to get stronger. This country is on solid economic ground..

The price of oil spiked up after the head raghead croaked. Then yesterday it spiked down 9%. And now today it's spiked back up again.

This all tells me the price is being manipulated by suppliers, traders and financial institutions. It's not all a simple equation of supply and demand.

This all tells me the price is being manipulated by suppliers, traders and financial institutions. It's not all a simple equation of supply and demand.




Bingo.....Thom Harmann's radio show had an interview with Pap this morning and the very topic was the coincidence of the big banks dropping their commodity exchange division pursuant to legislative regulations and how one of his guests nine months ago predicted with precision that those contracts would start unraveling and the price of oil would collapse from the artificial arbitrage driven market. All great things for America.