Is the recent volatility in oil prices a warning of long-term shortage, or is it short-term disruption?
What does it mean when oil is expensive now, but cheaper years into the future? Understanding the difference between spot and futures prices is important, as it challenges many of the assumptions driving the current debate.
When will the oil age end? If it does have a shelf life, what’s driving it?
How long can the current conflict realistically last?
What does it mean for inflation, household costs, and for the UK economy? Are we heading for a repeat of the 1970s – or is this a comparison wide of the mark?
Does volatility change the Courtiers investment process? And how do disciplined investors respond when prices fall quickly?
Do fund managers ever get emotionally attached to stocks? How do you decide to sell something you genuinely like – especially when it’s performing well?
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