When looking at the
performances of commodities, which are all traded as futures contracts
requiring a regular roll, the true performance is often not shown
correctly due to the inability of charts to take into account the
positive or negative roll yield between an expiring contract and the
next. In this we take a closer look at crude oil which has become a hot
investment topic during the past few months.
Following
the drop of over 50% in the price of crude oil since July, crude oil
has increasingly been attracting interest from investors who see the
current low prices as unsustainable in the long run. As a result,
according to data from Bloomberg, we've seen net flows of more than four
billion US dollars into energy ETFs since the beginning of November.
The 40% collapse in the price since then has left many investors nursing
losses but net-flows have remained positive.
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