Energy Trading
Energy trading involves products like crude oil, electricity, natural gas and wind power. Since these commodities often fluctuate abruptly they can be attractive to speculators.
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5 Common Trading Multiples Used in Oil and Gas Valuation
If you're considering investing in oil and gas, you should know about these five numbers used by analysts to understand company performa...
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