Equinor: A Good Crisis is Never Wasted – Ep 51

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When should you not buy commodity stocks? When you feel like you must own them. Vitaliy remembers when investors felt they must own oil stocks, when oil prices shot past $100 per barrel and everyone was convinced they were going to $200. Today oil...

When should you not buy commodity stocks? When you feel like you must own them. Vitaliy remembers when investors felt they must own oil stocks, when oil prices shot past $100 per barrel and everyone was convinced they were going to $200. Today oil stocks are universally hated, and arguably for the right reasons – the future is knocking on our door, and it has electric vehicles in it. Nevertheless, Vitaliy lays out a case for while there may be value in the oil patch today, and expands on how Equinor might be able to capture that value.

You can read this article online at: https://investor.fm/equinor-a-good-crisis-is-never-wasted/

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