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In this video, I discuss how crude oil prices could trade at zero or below. Something similar has happened in the past with electricity and natural gas prices. When there is a massive over-supply of a commodity, it can sometimes make sense for a producer or storer to pay someone to take it off their hands (which is the equivalent of selling it at a negative price).

The Saudi-Russia oil price war has combined with the COVID-19 crisis to massively increase oil supply at the exact moment that energy demand is going off a cliff, leading to negative oil prices already for some of the oil sands producers as well as types of oil like Wyoming sour.

At the end of my video, I discuss how the current crisis has been simultaneously deflationary for the commodity complex (gold excepted), while being inflationary for gold, stocks, and Bitcoin due to massive central bank money printing.

Not investment advice! Consult a financial adviser.

My favorite oil stock (2020):
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2020 Russia–Saudi Arabia oil price war:
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Wyoming sour crude oil price goes negative:
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Current Wyoming general sour price:
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Futures exchange preparing for negative energy prices:
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Strategic Petroleum Reserve:
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California electricity prices go negative:
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Natural gas prices go negative:
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Crude oil futures:
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Can the price of oil go below zero:
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2020 YTD futures performance:
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