By Todd Campbell Crude oil prices surged in October, leading many to think that the war in Israel, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and OPEC production cuts would lead to prices rebounding back to their 2022 peak. Instead, the rally stalled as seasonal shifts to winter-grade gasoline and lower post-Labor Day driving demand took hold, causing crude oil prices to collapse. The decline has been significant, but it didn’t surprise everyone. Real Money Pro analyst Carley Garner accurately predicted in November that the most likely path for West Texas Crude Oil prices was lower, predicting that the most …