“Old Energy” Still Has Legs After Oil’s $120 Price Surge

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"Old Energy" Still Has Legs After Oil's $120 Price Surge

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Adam O'Dell,
Chief Investment Strategist

Well, how's that for a comeback?

West Texas Intermediate crude oil is now trading for around $80 per barrel, touching levels not seen since 2014.

Just a year and a half ago, you literally couldn’t give it away. Oil prices went to negative $37.63 in April 2020, as you might remember. We’ve gone from oil having a value of less than zero to having it trade at multi-year highs. (See chart below.)

So, is energy back?

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