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To: TobagoJack who wrote (160288)	7/18/2020 1:07:15 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Respond to of 219995

Makes sense also from a fundamental point of view. 1. Mismanaged Covid 19 with increasing infections and lasting aftermath effects hurting general productivity 2. Low energy prices the US was a net exporter 3. The "fracking" industry on average needs WTI well above $45 per barrel and NG above $2 to 2.20 mmbtu 4. To stay afloat more paper money will be printed to inflate a very difficult economy.- therefore the USD will head south compared to other currencies. IMHO a meaningful rise in price of hydrocarbons will not happen as there is tremendous inventory overhang and coal is dead. New technologies of alternative energy are developing fast and we may witness the "holly grail" of fusion. Small fission reactors are also moving forward including thorium reactors with ample supply of thorium compared to uranium.